Sentence examples for constituency children from inspiring English sources

At a recent school-gate event in Putney, a west London constituency, children were delighted to accept helium-filled propaganda.

● "Bruce and Allyson fell into foster care the way anyone falls into the traumas or miracles of their lives: by a mix of happenstance and hope," Chris Beam writes in the beginning of her heart-rending exploration of an often forgotten constituency: children in foster care and, like Bruce and Allyson Green, their parents.

Once the criminal trials were over, Norfolk started work on a story that did involve the Times's core constituency, child abuse at some of the UK's leading independent boarding schools, published in January this year.

In the shadow chancellor Ed Balls Morleyy and Outwood constituency, 200 children (11%) were affected, while according to the figures data deputy prime minister Nick Clegg's Sheffield Hallam constituency appears to have no children in poverty missing out on a free school meal.

Only last year in my own constituency a child in a school and a baby in a crèche contracted the disease.

Hence, political economy concerns about the impact of such regulations on constituencies for child labor reform are probably not of first order importance (Deopke and Zilibotti 2005).

Finally, drug-abusing AIDS patients are not as sympathetic a constituency as, say, children with juvenile diabetes.

They have been hoping to move to West London for some time in order to be closer to the constituency and the children's schools during the week.

Sarah Champion, a leading campaigner against sexual exploitation in her Rotherham constituency, said teaching children how to protect themselves from predators was the most important way of preventing abuse.

Chief Maphilingo Shongwe, who represented chiefs from the Siphofaneni constituency congratulated the children for using the platform productively to develop their minds.

She hands over a sheet of statistics claiming Bradford West has the fastest-growing unemployment rate in the country, having suffered the greatest yearly decrease in employment among all Britain's 650 constituencies, with 32% of children in the constituency (11,768) growing up in poverty.