Sentence examples for children concludes from inspiring English sources
The Illinois Action for Children concludes that child care is one of the largest generators of growth in other industries, generating up to $2.30 of additional business in Cook County for every new dollar spent in child care.
When "Children" concludes, its three sisters are again fixed in isolation.
Many of Cambridge University's colleges are mistreating adult students with children, concludes a new report.
(Holden) Film Series CHILDREN IN THE 20TH CENTURY (Through Tuesday) Symphony Space Thalia Film's international program of films focusing on problems that affect children concludes with Luis Buñuel's first international hit, "Los Olvidados" (1950), about a teenager in the slums of Mexico City, and Victor Gaviria's "Rodrigo D: No Futuro" (1990), about a teenager in the slums of Medellín, Colombia.
In its report on the proliferation of explosive weapons, entitled Nowhere Safe for Yemen's Children, Save the Children concludes that the widespread use of such arms has now afforded Yemen "the dubious status, alongside Syria, as the most dangerous place in the world for explosive violence as of November 2015".
Not in Front of the Children concludes that censorship under the auspices of protecting youth actually harms them through the censorship itself.
He also studied perception in children, concluding that children's individual values significantly affect their perceptions.
Oxfam and Save the Children conclude that humanitarian assistance should be done differently.
It was a strangely affecting performance, punctuated by the way the children concluded the song by turning to each other and applauding.
In his book on autism, Fitzpatrick writes that secretin was "enthusiastically endorsed by some prominent figures in the world of alternative autism" but, by December 1999, "the secretin bubble burst" when a double-blind placebo-controlled trial of 60 autistic children concluded it was not an effective treatment.
To illustrate both sides of the debate, Berger, Paxson and Waldfoget [21] in a study on US children conclude that although income does have significant effect on child health, it is small compared to maternal education or maternal health.
