Sentence examples for deployment of children from inspiring English sources

In the Sunday New York Times Barbara Kingsolver applauded Eggers' deployment of children as central characters with their rich combination of "personhood unconstrained by the acquired prejudices of culture".

"Father", he said mashing his still-forming gums, "isn't the political deployment of children to guard against reasonable cynicism itself a deeply cynical move?" And you know what?

Human rights holds those adult leaders responsible as war criminals for the recruitment, arming, training, and deployment of children turned into instruments of violence.

He faces 11 charges - including the deployment of child soldiers - relating to a decade-long civil war in the neighbouring state of Sierra Leone.

"International law clearly prohibits the deployment of child soldiers and where Isis have used under-age fighters it's just one more crime to add to the charge-sheet against them".

However, farmers in countries like Cameroon will react with bemusement: they often view the deployment of their children in a family enterprise as akin to routine domestic chores, and therefore not abuse.

She also did not know that phone and email reports from her during his second deployment of the children having serious academic and behavioral problems left him feeling helpless and extremely depressed.

Rand Corporation studies, and other reviews, detail the impacts of recent deployments on children and spouses.

Initially children whose parents served in the military experienced one deployment; now the majority of children experience multiple, extended deployments.

Recent studies have also confirmed the relationship between parental deployment and rates of child maltreatment and neglect involving the at-home caregiving spouse (Gibbs et al. 2007; Rentz et al. 2007).

This paper presents the design process and deployment of interactive games for children within an Ambient Intelligence (AmI) environment.