Sentence examples for children aligned from inspiring English sources

The aim is to keep expatriate children aligned with the Dutch curriculum, Mr Manders said, easing their re-entry to the school system when they return.

The power of partnerships allows UNICEF to expand its reach, working with an array of like-minded partners to deliver on this universal agenda for children, aligned with the UNICEF Strategic Plan.

His own experience and his observation of others lead him to believe children align themselves with the tidy, organized ursine protagonists rather than the unruly, delinquent human antagonist.

Most of the children align with Darcie and Cari in resisting the spell.

When parents and children align their focus on each other, there is a neurobiological process…that is activated.

They also used rhythm to help the children align and adjust their playing to make synchronised music.

This approach to understanding gratitude in children aligns with that from the classic descriptive focus of developmental psychology that seeks to identify at what ages a given competency emerges.

The participants' expressions of judgment toward the parents of obese children were aligned with broader social stigma attached to obesity 29. 30 Given the participants' stigmatising attitudes, it is not surprising that they did not discuss their preschoolers' body weights with other family members.

Petry, a 41-year-old chemist who is pregnant with her fifth child, has aligned herself with kindred spirits across Europe, including the far-right firebrand Marine Le Pen, one of the frontrunners for the first round of French elections on Sunday.

Article 16 of the WHO FCTC prohibits the sale of cigarettes individually or in small packets on the basis that this increases their affordability to children, which aligns with evidence indicating that price is an important factor in determining smoking initiation among children and young people (Godfrey 2009; NICE 2008; Pierce 2012).

Children sometimes align with a toxic parent.