Sentence examples for children employed from inspiring English sources

From its earliest years, Save the Children employed innovative fund-raising and advertising techniques, including sponsorships of individual children who are identified to donors, full-page newspaper advertisements, and films of the organization's famine- and disaster-relief activities.

Many of those children employed smugglers to help in their journey.

"Children employed in agriculture are some of the most vulnerable workers in America," Secretary of LaborHilda L. Solissaid in announcing the proposed rules.

Out of 278 men, women, and children employed by Wedgwood in 1790, only 5 had no assigned post; the rest were specialists.

According to the International Labour Organisation's accelerating action against child labour report, in 2010 there were 215 million children employed worldwide, of whom 115 million were working in hazardous occupations (as of 2011).

From 1908 to 1916 Hine concentrated on photographing child workers, producing thousands of individual portraits and group scenes of underage children employed in textile mills, mines, canning establishments, and glass factories and in street trades throughout the United States.

"I see children employing parents," he reports.

But most of the time Amrit preached the gospel of attainment, and he insisted that his children employ their time usefully.

The reason: someone has murdered a number of children, employing the unusual and sadistic methods that Katurian invented for his stories.

By measuring children's success in these tasks, investigators have determined that there is substantial development during the second year, but little research has addressed the processes children employ to solve object fitting challenges during this time period.

The Hong Kong government finds that one in three households with children employ a foreign domestic worker.