Sentence examples for could take child from inspiring English sources

International Development Secretary Justine Greening told Sky News on Sunday that Britain could take child refugees from nearby camps.

For example, if the social has taken Child A, B and C, and the family protest that was a mistake, the social could take Child D, too, again to protect the child.

And at the furthest, most reluctant stretch we could take "children's book author".

Rebecca Goldstein, a Los Angeles resident, said it would be a shame if she could not take children of her own to see a circus with live animals, like the one she went to when she was young.

Women could not take children to public hospitals if they did not have money to pay the service fee upfront, and many went to private practitioners for whose services they could pay by over time.

You could take a child shopping and explain how you set aside a certain about for food and have the child subtract each item from the total amount.

"I even asked the social workers if I could take the child.

"You have that knowledge that they could take your child into care – it's really terrifying.

Den's mother had heard about a place, a medical clinic of sorts in the Toul Kok district of Phnom Penh, where you could take a child, and so that's what she did.

But he raised concerns that wealthy parents could take their child out of school for private maths tuition, while others could not afford it.

The fear, of course, is that your ex-husband could take your child to the other side of the world and from there, thumb his nose at his American legal obligations.