Sentence examples for child trade from inspiring English sources

But proponents of the ban have been less worried about infringing international law than eager to benefit from manipulating the child trade.

With the ban on adoptions by Americans, Putin and the Russian Parliament placed the child trade where it deserves to be: on the desks of foreign policy makers.

It's not such a large number, but it speaks for thousands of families to whom accessing the child trade has come to seem a normal -- indeed, sometimes, philanthropic -- strategy of family formation.

Suggest that your child trade with her friends.

If your child trades the accompanying salad, apple and low-fat milk for another hamburger, the meal will be too high in fat.

So why is it that the Cubs, the team I've loved since I was a child, trading for Murphy is hitting me so hard?

You know the type: he cuddled an Emmett Kelly doll as a child, traded a bottle of whiskey for juggling lessons and majored in anarchist studies at Hampshire College.

The woman and the child traded places in the commercial with Madonna singing "Like a Prayer" and dancing in the street, in her old school hallway and in a church while the youngster browsed through the woman's apartment.

I wonder: would these children trade places with me now?

Mr. Rafanelli sets up sofas, where guests can check in with their children, trade on a stock tip or see how the Yankees are doing.

Female-dominated sectors like health and education operate almost entirely on job-sharing as even childless women and mothers of grown children trade income for time off.