Sentence examples for displaced parents from inspiring English sources

Teenagers in the city are living alone or with older siblings or relatives, separated by hundreds of miles from their displaced parents.

Many displaced parents told UNICEF that getting their children back to school is their top priority.

By Yulia Yurova Displaced parents see how the behavior of their children has changed back to normal.

Watching news footage of the tens of thousands of displaced children hauled around like sacks of potatoes by displaced parents fleeing the mid-east carnage I wonder who among this new wave of refugees will be lucky enough to be "selected".

For the supplementary sample, the same inclusion criteria were applied as in the baseline sample (Sri Lankan nationality, aged 18 65, originally resident in the Northern Province of Sri Lanka, displaced in 1990 and subsequently residing in welfare camps and other settlements in Kalpitiya division of Puttalam district, or born to at least one displaced parent with these characteristics).

It is not easy to be optimistic in a country where the government has lost control of half of its territory, two million people have been displaced and parents of means buy bullet-proof vests for their children.

Earthquake-related factors were: proximity to the epicentre (resident in the earthquake epicentre, remainder earthquake zone, unaffected areas), damages to the house, (past or present) internally displaced condition, parents' loss of job.

In a general sense, no one will ever displace my parents as my most important mentors.

For instance, novel genetic combinations may enable these taxons to outcompete and eventually displace their parents (Buerkle et al. 2000) or they may provide evolutionary innovations that allow them to cross valleys in the adaptive landscape that limit the adaptation of the parents (Barton 2001; Rieseberg et al. 2003).

The daughter of Polish-born parents displaced by World War II, I carried my heritage as both a burden and a source of pride.

"The Lives of Others" bolts semi-academic terms skilfully onto childhood memories and the observation of his parents displaced in Canada, in order to make a case for complex identity.