Sentence examples for children details from inspiring English sources

Rene Denfeld's fascinating and horrific book, All God's Children, details a world in which real street kids form street families together and create "Rambo games" or, later, "drama" designed to inject excitement into a life of fear and boredom.

The law also covers 28,000 senior staff members in the executive branch who are required to file a financial report known as an OGE-278 describing their assets and nonfederal income, as well as those of their spouses and dependent children (details here).

The DNBC is a nationwide cohort study of pregnancies and health-related outcomes in the children; details have been described elsewhere (Olsen et al. 2001).

The Italian Register for HIV Infection in Children is a network of 106 pediatric clinics distributed throughout Italy that is highly representative of the Italian population of perinatally HIV-infected children; details are described elsewhere [ 4, 5].

Although some investigators have reported that 70% of female adolescents and young adults with PAH expressed a desire to have children, details of their motivations and reproductive decision making are not well understood (Ezeanolue et al., 2006).

A total of 2083 school children aged 8 14 years from seven schools of varying socioeconomic status (SES) located in rural areas, towns in Karnataka and urban Bangalore in South India, were contacted at baseline out of which 1907 (91.6%) children participated in a longitudinal study on body image perceptions and growth indices of school children, details of which have been published earlier.

They gave children detailed feedback on how they used each sense in a task.

Founded in 2012, Hullabalu has released a series of interactive apps for children detailing the adventures of panda Pan Beribolt and friends.

"The State Department deserves credit for its comprehensive exposition on the horrors of institutionalizing children, detailing how removing children from family caregiving settings causes long-term emotional harm and mental health effects, and heightens risks of human trafficking," said John Sifton, an advocacy director for the group Human Rights Watch.

2011 The 2011 Supply Annual Report has a special focus on UNICEF's work on influencing markets for strategic essential products for children – detailing how substantial cost-savings were achieved for coming years, while high quality standards are maintained.

*This story has been updated to include information about Earnest's eventual plea and sentencing for failing to protect her child, details that were regrettably omitted from the original.