Sentence examples for educational repercussions from inspiring English sources
According to the UN, more than half of Yemeni girls are married by the age of 18, which can have serious physical, psychological and educational repercussions.
According to the UN, more than half of Yemeni girls are married by the age of 18, which can have serious physical, psychological and educational repercussions.
Despite this, the psychosocial impact on children is little known and rarely considered in sentencing, even though the evidence to date suggests that children whose parents are imprisoned are exposed to triple jeopardy through break-up of the family, financial hardship, stigma and secrecy, leading to adverse social and educational repercussions.
An estimated 443 million school days are lost each year due to illness caused by poor sanitation and water, with long-term repercussions on educational attainment and economic growth.
7. Study the repercussions of the educational interventions on hygienic-dietetic habits and smoking as well as on iodurias and the taking of iodine supplements.
Today we are seeing the impact of this educational lineage and experiencing the cultural repercussions.
Teenage pregnancy has serious long-term and wide-ranging consequences – from health complications (for young mother and the baby) to educational attainment and broader socio-economic repercussions.
Throughout the oppressive years of colonization, Pacific Islanders struggled with the negative repercussions of the colonizers' political, social, educational, and economic institutions.
However, the repercussions through the government budget constraint will be of importance for educational attainment and thus for the composition of unemployment.
Though educational gains are generally positive, this development of a gender differential will cause several disconcerting repercussions.
Administrators also need to be reminded of the practical repercussions of OOPSIEs: the burdens imposed on teachers, the disruptions caused to the educational process, the damages wreaked on the school's reputation.
