Sentence examples for children outlined from inspiring English sources

On Nov. 5, Pennsylvania prosecutors, in charging Jerry Sandusky, a former Penn State University football coach, with 40 counts of sexual abuse of children, outlined the narratives of eight young victims.

Moshi Monsters, a site with over 70 million users and aimed at young children outlined what safeguards they had in place to protect minors.

"Right to survival is one of the fundamental rights of children outlined in UN Convention of the Rights of the Child, which was ratified by Azerbaijani government in 1992.

"Right to survival is one of the fundamental rights of children outlined in UN Convention of the Rights of the Child, which was ratified by the Azerbaijani government in 1992.

"A majority of African children are still exposed to economic exploitation, child labour, lack of education and road safety measures, early marriages, sexual violence, prostitution, ill treatment, drug abuse and forced recruitment into armed forces," the children outlined.

An Argentine woman who grew up in the same neighbourhood as Pope Francis claims he wrote her a letter when they were children outlining plans for their future marriage.

For the cross-sectional survey, all parents of the schoolchildren will be informed by a letter distributed to the children outlining the project details and indicating a contact address for queries.

UNICEF seeks to work together with a diverse set of partners, including The World Economic Forum, UC Berkeley, Article One, Microsoft and others to set and lead the global agenda on AI and children - outlining the opportunities and challenges, as well as engaging stakeholders to build AI powered solutions that help realize and uphold child rights.

Use bright fall colors so that it stands out; if you have several children, outline the pumpkin design on cardboard and have each of them glue their own collage pieces inside the lines, any which way.

The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child outlines the basic human rights children are entitled to including: the right to survival; to develop to the fullest; to protection from harmful influences, abuse and exploitation; and to participate fully in family, cultural and social life.

A new UNICEF position paper, Sustainable development starts and ends with safe, healthy and well-educated children, outlines three messages that are key for achieving a world fit for children – today and for future generations.