Sentence examples for children management from inspiring English sources

In July 2011, two months after the Abbottabad raid, officials at the American Consulate in Peshawar warned Save the Children management that they faced an imminent "security risk," said Mr. Wright, the group's country director.

With an annual census of about 15,000 patients, of whom 13% were children, management of patients seen there was primarily for psychiatric disorders.

As an increasing period of immobilisation is required for non-operative management in older children, management options begin to veer towards surgery as it allows for earlier return of function and reduces impact on modern family life.

Lined with pictures of the aurora and facing the nearby mountains with wide panes of thick glass, the darkened room is so popular (particularly older guests and those with small children), management often has to add extra chairs from the downstairs restaurant to cater to the crowds.

All CHWs would also benefit from basic and refresher trainings in a wide range of topics, including basic nutrition, feeding practices for infants and young children, management of moderate and severe undernutrition, nutritional assessment, programme management, and monitoring and evaluation.

In these children, management options are (1) brace and activity followed by delayed reconstruction when older; (2) extra-physeal reconstruction; or (3) partial/complete transphyseal, but this carries the risk of significant growth arrest.

For the past 34 years, he had been Vice President of S.W. Childs Management Corporation.

By contrast, the Chautauqua Boys' and Girls Clubb seems to exist in a kind of time capsule that is mostly immune to the latest trends in child management.

Parents are taught 17 core child management strategies.

Nonetheless, the GPs recommended possible improvements to facilitate optimal well-child management.

This balance between parental involvement and child self-management for type 1 diabetes accords with studies that describe the norm of parents taking a dominant managerial role until around age 11 and a transition period of child management with parental checking until age 15 [ 47, 48].