Sentence examples for children sector from inspiring English sources

Estimating the probability of changing workplace in a regression framework and controlling for years of schooling, age, being married, having young children, sector, and municipality, we find that non-Western immigrants are less likely to change workplace between two consecutive years.6.6

This seminar comes at a time when increasingly the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child in its concluding observations on the State Reports on the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) of Eastern Caribbean countries, has been calling for reform in the justice for children sector.

• Amy Jordan, director of the media and developing child sector at the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania, praised the ads for addressing "the norms we see, even if they are turned on their head," like the mother and son arguing over a carrot igloo.

The Council is governed by a Council Board that has representation from the key national line agencies, as well as NGOs, ECCD experts and the child sector.

Resources have been committed, through the health, social welfare (e.g. women and child sector in India) and other sectors, with support from donors, and decentralized implementation.

There is lack of consensus on the availability of trained health workers in China, especially for those in the maternal and child sectors, with some researchers identifying a surplus and some reporting a shortage [ 13– 15].

However, MCL enlargement from children from sector A was significantly greater than children from either Sector C (Sector A vs Sector C: p < 0.001), or Sector D (Sector A vs Sector D: p = 0.002).

Post-hoc analysis of MCL enlargement revealed that children from Sector A had greater enlargement than children from Sector B, but the difference was not significant (Sector A vs Sector B: p = 0.081).

Yet with parents "reluctant to deny their children", the sector can "transcend difficult times", he believes.

We are also planning to collaborate closely with other charities in the children's sector to deliver more services for those who need our support".

Sherry Malik has been in her present role at the NSPCC since August 2014, where she leads an ambitious programme that aims to bring more evidence of what works to prevent child abuse into the wider children's sector.