Sentence examples for children noted from inspiring English sources
A 2007 report by two advocacy groups — the Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service and the Women's Commission for Refugee Women and Children — noted that if a child sleeping in a separate cell woke up at night and went looking for his parents the alarm would sound, and only C.C.A. staff members were allowed to respond.
In her address to the Executive Board, Marta Santos Pais, the UN Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Violence against Children, noted that universal ratification and effective implementation of the Optional Protocols would constitute an invaluable contribution to child rights.
As Jean Gross, the government's new communication champion for children, noted, overbusy parents can spend dangerously little time talking to their children.
And even some parents of autistic children noted in the debate this week that a diagnosis can be a double-edged sword.
"People don't want to talk about poverty in America," Mark Shriver, who runs the domestic programs of Save the Children, noted as we drove through Kentucky.
Wheel and Water Safety A report last summer on "The Future of Children" noted that 35 states lacked bicycle helmet laws, even though "research has shown that bicycle helmets are 85percentt effective at reducing head injuries".
"It's still difficult to feed them all," Ms. Frazier said of her surviving children, noting the paltry yield of corn on her small plot.
The Board of Directors and Staff of Lawyers For Children note with deep sorrow the death of our board member and dear friend, Sister Mary Paul Janchill.
But he did not remove the cloud of suspicion from Mr. Rafsanjani's children, noting that there had been accusations, unproven, against them.
Interviews with children note that they were often not listened to, taken seriously, or respected, rarely allowing children to speak out even on issues that matter and affect their childhood development.
Ongoing recommendations of the food regulation authorities have focused on consumption by pregnant women and infant children, noting the particular susceptibility of fetuses and infants to methylmercury poisoning.
