Sentence examples for children labour from inspiring English sources
The IFS expects government policy to create 1 million more poor children – that's the million children Labour lifted out of poverty.
Just inside, children labour hard to prepare storm ditches for the coming rains, digging out the stinking mud, watched by a sullen adult and a young girl with no expression on her face beyond that shaped by her skinny cheekbones.
Conservatives fretting about the decline of marriage backed it as a way to save on welfare and force fathers into accepting responsibility for their children; Labour types saw a way to increase the incomes of single mothers.
England urgently needs more than 2,000 primary schools to be built over the next three years to cope with a dramatic rise in the number of young children, Labour has warned.
The additional individual controls are: gender, education levels, marital status, number of children, labour force status, urban or rural residence, region of residence, an indicator for whether both parents are immigrants from different countries, and an indicator for whether they are from the same country.
In order to determine the socio-economic status of individual families within the study area and the influence that status has on resource acquisition, we generated a numerical ranking system for wealth in this population, which is a linear combination of livestock (TLU/LLU), wages (cash/month), children (labour availability), and status (social mobility and influence).
Child labour is prohibited in India by the Children (Pledging of Labour) Act and Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, but these laws are not strictly enforced.
Regional Working Group on Child Labour, Learning to Work Together: A handbook for managers on facilitating childrens participation in actions to address child labour, Regional Working Group on Child Labour, ISBN 074-90 865-3-8, Bangkok, 2003.
Child labour and child prostitution are widespread.
Yet child labour persists.
