Sentence examples for children to exist from inspiring English sources

Large numbers of boomers, so lucky to have never experienced bombing, starvation, evacuation, displacement and genocide, seem to think only of money and immigrants, rather than the most important thing of all: our freedom and that of our future children to exist without armed conflict.

Archard defends a causal theory of parental obligations, according to which "those who cause children to exist thereby incur an obligation that they are adequately cared for" (127).

Helping children to exist President of Puntland Abdirahman Mohamed Farole launched the vaccine at the Ministry of Health in Puntland.

"As the people have weapons to protect themselves, our body also needs protection, so vaccination can help our children to exist".

Sometimes it appears that the thought is that procreators, by causing a child to exist, have placed it in a needy position and so owe it, as compensation, "procreative costs".

Sometimes it feels like once you become a mom, people want you to denounce the very thing that made it possible for your child to exist.

But his argument rests, in fact, not on biology but the contention that actions voluntarily 22 undertaken caused the child to exist and create obligations for as long as the child exists.

Callahan's argument does not support obligations flowing from genetic relatedness per se but rather genetic relatedness is evidence of voluntarily causing the needy child to exist.

In their lives as in their sketches, the children seemed to exist between land and sea, equally at home in both worlds.

Despite Head Start efforts, vast disparities in academic achievement related to the socioeconomic disadvantages of children continue to exist (Vinovskis, 1999).

We have done poorly in teaching our children how to exist without any outside stimulation.