Sentence examples for children existing from inspiring English sources

For the purposes of the gay marriage debate, then, any past disadvantages associated with being raised in same-sex households could easily be cited as evidence for why gay couples need full marriage rights now – the better to guarantee their children, existing or potential, the stability and continuity the institution provides.

"Though third-party licensed characters such as Shrek can no longer promote foods and drinks that are high in fat, sugar and salt to younger children, existing legislation does nothing to stop less healthy promotions using food company-owned characters, such as Kellogg's Tony the Tiger or Moo, the Dairylea cow.

Unfortunately for children, existing child actor laws that protect children from exploitation and set aside some portion of their earnings outside of parents' reach haven't always applied to YouTube stars.

You've got extremely vulnerable men, women and children existing in prisons with extremely limited and austere regimes, with the ever present risk of suicide and self-harm".

The Syrian children who are "off the books" are like ghost children, existing in a limbo of waiting for war's end.

It reveals achievements and disparities for children existing within the country.

And, where cinema once reinforced the idea of the explorer child existing in a wider, tactile world, it now reinforces the non-reality of a pre-packaged computer simulation where children rarely exist at all.

Of course, it is different (not least, obviously, because our aim is to take the syndrome out of the child, not to prevent the child existing because of the syndrome).

At 2-years-old, with a birthday cake made almost entirely of fruit, which was what you liked most in the world, as if you might have been some kind of hybrid lemur-child, existing on fruit and sunlight.

The section on abortion maintains its abortion rights stance, but takes care to emphasize the potential effects of unplanned children on existing children somewhat more than the English version does.

Many respondents raised concerns about their ability to produce children if existing children die or in case of a separation in the present marriage, which will call for remarrying.