Sentence examples for educating teenagers from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thompson also announced to the conservatives that Mr. Bush's new budget would include a substantial increase in money for educating teenagers on abstinence.

The British government now releases figures on the unit costs of addressing various issues, from taking a child into social care to educating teenagers who have been excluded from mainstream schools.

There are also opportunities for brands to take a philanthropic approach, such as Toyota using VR for its TeenDrive365 campaign educating teenagers about the dangers of distracted driving.

In the last few years, efforts to educate teenagers about abusive relationships have begun.

When they have the choice, business owners will hire these better educated teenagers instead.

NBC has said that the "Baby Borrowers" is a social experiment that can educate teenagers on the responsibilities of parenting.

When it was reached, the states vowed to use much of the proceeds for antismoking efforts, including programs to educate teenagers about the hazards of cigarettes.

This play, "Clear and Present Danger: The Palmer Raids," is part of an ambitious program that uses theater to educate teenagers about issues of law and justice.

Meanwhile, public health officials became alarmed about the fallout of risky adolescent sexual behavior and grappled with how to educate teenagers beyond the classroom.

Ms. Colaco said the company would also educate teenagers about the risks of sharing information and periodically remind them, if they make public posts, that everyone can see what they are sharing.

They have shunned money to help sign up eligible recipients for Medicare, educate teenagers on preventing pregnancy and plan for the health insurance exchanges that the law requires by 2014.