Sentence examples for counter children from inspiring English sources

"Ayad Allawi will take us back to what we had before," Abu Mustafa told me, as we sat at his counter, children interrupting us to buy candy.

This week it was reported that a Nigerian entrepreneur is trying to counter children's stereotypes by launching a range of black dolls.

If it is just a simple tummy ache, there are several things you can do: You can give them an over the counter children's stomach ache remedy.

Connected to this notion is another myth: that the only way to counter child labour is through government sanctions and consumer boycotts initiated in developed countries.

The committee also turned its attention to over-the-counter children's medicines containing acetaminophen, voting 36 to 1 to limit them to a single formulation.

"We accelerated the timing because, given the lack of availability of some over-the-counter children's analgesic products, we felt it was an important time to offer parents a reliable fever reducer and pain reliever product for their children from a trusted brand," Julie Masow, a spokeswoman for Novartis Consumer Health, wrote in an e-mail.

He gets his revenge on Moe by revealing to everyone in the bar that the secret ingredient is "nothing but plain, ordinary, over the-counter children's cough syrup!" The representative quickly retracts the offer and leaves.

Friday, 10 May Full Schedule of Events Panel: Countering child Trafficking 10-11 30am Conference Room 4 Mary Robinson, High Commissioner for Human Rights, and Juan Somavia, Director-General of the ILO, headline this important discussion of the growing global problem of child trafficking.

Supporters of economic integration counter that children in poor urban areas should have the opportunity to cross district lines and attend middle-class schools.

There was potent authenticity to the sight of these two women pouring their hearts out over the kitchen counter with children in earshot, one bouncing on a spacehopper, unaware that their fate is being decided.

For a while after he disappeared, people in New York hunted for Etan Patz everywhere: on every playground, in every schoolyard, at every deli counter where children could buy candy — even in neighborhoods in which he had probably never spent much time.