Sentence examples for designated children from inspiring English sources

There are designated children's hours at the pool.

Twenty years later, the era of the orphanage officially ended when New York State designated Children's Village a residential treatment center.

To identify food and beverage brand Web sites featuring designated children's areas, assess marketing techniques present on those industry Web sites, and determine nutritional quality of branded food items marketed to children.

As well as the slew of Ladybirds and the revamped Blyton, fun pervades Bryson's droll travelogue and the annual autumnal offerings of Walliams and Kinney, which are designated children's books but could equally be called comic fiction.

"Last time I checked, there were 26 designated children's channels, including Cartoon Network, Nickelodeon and the Disney Channel, and they all have licensing agreements with the makers of cartoons," says Jamie Rickers, the one-time presenter and producer behind CITV show Toonattik.

Coding criteria include the programme category in which the advertisement is shown, the advertised product type and the time of broadcast, including whether it was in designated children's programming slots or in children's peak viewing times as previously defined.

The designated child was Danielle Dugan, who said she was "really excited" to be sitting on the stage for the outdoor recording session.

Another young businessman rents out his Playstation in one of the designated "child safe" areas, a green netting atop four poles.

"The approach of alerting the designated child protection officer by email regarding inappropriate references to terrorism and for [her] to have short 10-minute conversation with the claimant was a reasonable and proportionate response".

Dr Ruby Schwartz, the designated child protection doctor at Central Middlesex hospital, admitted today that she was responsible for a series of procedural failures in Victoria's treatment, which saw the girl returned to her abusers.

Social worker Michelle Hines told the inquiry: "I felt that if Dr Schwartz had seen the child, her diagnosis would have been correct and I could not argue with that". Yet Dr Schwartz, designated child protection doctor at the hospital, said she expected social workers to further investigate the girl's case and was "stunned and puzzled" when she heard they closed the case.