Sentence examples for children deployed from inspiring English sources

Agents handcuffed Jessica Earnest in front of her two children, deployed some kind of nonlethal grenades (she called them "smoke bombs") and ransacked her house.

India is also focused on protecting the most vulnerable and hard-to-reach children, deploying 450 mobile teams to immunise children from migrant populations by reaching them at train stations and during major festivals, such as Diwali.

It is her own experience of having a child deployed that made Travis so aware of what other parents were going through.

If Gopnik's historical claims are mistaken then the pattern of conceptual development she observes in young children does not support the claim that the child deploys the same mechanisms as the adult scientist.

The Orwellian element of Camazotz (with L'Engle's drolly literal rendering of its mastermind) is gone from the film, and with it go some of the book's most spectacular elements of speculative fantasy and most important character details, such as the significance of the mode of combat that the children deploy against the evil forces.

"Cool!" "Think of another word," I admonished, tired, like all parents, of that lazy superlative American children deploy.

What is it like to send your child off to war? Annie has seen two of her children deploy.

Research demonstrates that children of deployed parents are at increased risk of emotional and behavioral difficulties.

But do we really think the children with deployed mothers aren't even worse off?

Charu Lata Hogg, Asia programme manager at Child Soldiers International, says: "Because children are deployed as adults, they are used to carry weapons, detonate landmines and work as porters.

As a former leader of a support group for spouses and children of deployed soldiers, I was supposed to pass on all the wonderful resources available to families in crisis.