Sentence examples for concentrate children from inspiring English sources
Leeds General Infirmary had been earmarked for closure by the NHS review to concentrate children's heart surgery in fewer bigger centres.
Commenting on the effects of racial segregation in the school system, Rothstein said, "When you concentrate children with disadvantages in the same classrooms, the whole of instruction becomes remedial and below grade level".
"While we understand that people do not want to see the unit that is close to them close, the extensive review process indicates that improvements are achievable by concentrating children's heart surgery in fewer, larger units in England".
"By concentrating child welfare services in each neighborhood, we can assure that all of the important players in children's lives -- parents, teachers, clergy, social workers -- can work effectively as a team," he said.
Having given up his syndicated cartoons to concentrate on children's books, he said that he would never have stopped writing plays, as he did after dismissive reviews of "Elliot Loves" in 1990, if he had lived outside of New York.
But despite his continued popularity on screen, Walliams revealed in Radio 4's Today programme on Friday that: "I should really give up comedy and just concentrate on children's books because it is so rewarding".
Shakespeare and Watson (1998) argued that traditional approaches in social work, health, and education tend to concentrate on children with disabilities' "need for care," highlight their "dependent" status, and emphasize their vulnerability.
Both concentration curves lie above the line of equality which implies that child malnutrition is concentrated among children from poor households.
