Sentence examples for construction of child from inspiring English sources

The critique offered within these perspectives is that childhood is socially and culturally constructed, and that the construction of "child as innocent" or "child as becoming" leaves children without a say in important matters affecting them (Durand and Lykes 2006; Kellett et al. 2004).

Both official and public interest was sporadic, and the book points out that "not until the late 20th century [has] there been considerable pressure and government acceptance of the construction of child prostitution as sexual abuse".

There has also been an accord on spending $25 million to subsidize construction of child care centers, and tens of millions more for after-school day care for school-age children and other programs.

The surprising part, it turns out, is what the specific provisions exclusively require: No war-fighting facilities, but rather the construction of "child development centers," "warrior transition complexes," hospitals, family housing, renewable-energy projects, and, in general, infrastructure for the Pentagon's softer, greener sides.

As places like Universal CityWalk begin to pass as legitimate public spaces, and corporations like Nike are allowed to sponsor the construction of children's playgrounds, public parks have become one of the few remaining strongholds of an egalitarian society.

One of the ways UNICEF can do this is through the construction of child-friendly spaces, which can then become multi-purpose centres for the community.

Under this project, children in the area will also benefit from the construction of child-friendly toilets in ten primary schools, combined with hygiene education.

The CRC also promotes empowerment, and has given children more of a say in development efforts that affect them, from local projects such as peer education and the construction of child-friendly schools to international children's congresses, interventions before parliaments or the UN General Assembly, and dialogue with world leaders at the G8 Summits.

In Rwanda, emergency response to the high number of refugee children includes providing ready-to-eat therapeutic food to treat acute malnutrition, child protection and gender-based violence services, construction of child-friendly spaces including recreational activities, and mass immunization of children against common diseases such as measles and polio.

From t j to t j +1 we have two cases: 1. If, then and, by the alternating construction of children i3 and i4 as compared with i1 and i2. 2. Similarly, if, then and.

This shows the true extent to which, through the media construction of "Baby Peter", child protection became a deeply politicised issue.