Sentence examples for controversial child from inspiring English sources

The largest bank in the Netherlands, ABN Amro NV, said it was freezing its offer to help finance a controversial child support programme in Mr Haider's home province of Carinthia.

It was the same charge that had been leveled against him when he prosecuted a family that ran a day care center in a controversial child sexual abuse scandals of the 1980's.

It's not clear what this legislation will mean for the controversial Child, Youth and Family Program's Gender Identity Service, which is housed in Toronto's main mental health clinic.

The controversial child detention facility at Tornillo just outside of El Paso has only recently started to wind down its operations as it's started to release its 3,000 young detainees to sponsors.

Ministers overruled advice from senior civil servants and handed a £3m grant to a controversial children's charity that has been accused of financial mismanagement.

The parents of a four-year-old heart patient who died after being treated on a controversial children's ward have claimed the boy was let down by a shortage of staff and lack of expertise.

C5 Controversial Children's Drink Kidsbeer, a Japanese soft drink bottled and formulated to look like beer, may soon be available throughout Europe, but watchdogs of under-age drinking say they will fight any effort to ship it to the United States.

The book which received the most objections over the course of the year was the perennially controversial children's book And Tango Makes Three, about two male penguins bringing up an orphaned chick.

Well, we are currently in the middle of an eight-week run of The Well, a drama created by the controversial children's writer Melvyn Burgess for network television and online viewing.

So says Gennady Stolyarov, transhumanist philosopher and author of Death Is Wrong, a controversial children's book that encourages young minds to reject the fatalist notion that death is inevitable.

Society, which up to this point has put in more barriers of simply being "okay" with your body -- to the point of writing books for young girls such as the very controversial children's book "Maggie Goes On A Diet," by Paul Kramer -- has painted a picture that anyone who is beyond the lower side of the spectrum of "ideal weight" is ultimately unhealthy.