Sentence examples for children arguments from inspiring English sources

Even if one departs from "save the children" arguments, PBS has broadcasting for all ages.

Arguments over time-sharing (custody) with the children, arguments over spousal support (alimony), and arguments over child support are all ripe areas for the uphill battles to form post-divorce.

The report showed that during California's Prop 8 campaign in 2008 and Maine's Question 1 campaign in 2009, nearly every anti-marriage-equality advertisement warned voters that legalizing same-sex marriage would force public schools to discuss same-sex relationships and sexual behavior with children, arguments that propelled both anti-equality ballot measures to victory.

He actually makes a "think of the children" argument, because Lord knows, he doesn't want to get tagged as a lazy pundit.

Not in Front of the Children: "Indecency," Censorship, and the Innocence of Youth is a non-fiction book by attorney and civil libertarian Marjorie Heins about freedom of speech and the relationship between censorship and the "think of the children" argument.

A new report from Political Research Associates, "The Right's Marriage Message: Talking Tolerance, Marketing Inequality," reveals the impact of the "Save Our Children" argument used by equality opponents and how we can continue to weaken its efficacy.

The latest episode of Gay TV on the Go's LGBT politics show Critical Thinking Hosted by Waymon Hudson focuses on the anti-gay myth that has been blocking LGBT equality progress for decades: the vicious and debunked "Save Our Children" argument that gays are somehow dangerous to children.

The 'rights of children argument' had enormous discursive value for many interviewees, who assumed that they did not need to explain or justify the protection of children.

This production begins with an interpolated prologue of recorded voices, which appear to be engaged in one of those recriminatory parent-child arguments you hear in Lifetime movies and ads for family service agencies.

This is significant since the first kind of argument – the welfare of the child argument – does little to distinguish between grandparents and anyone else.

The children made arguments -- several arguments -- as to why the uncle must leave.