Sentence examples for entry of children from inspiring English sources

However, one family advantage factor higher parental education predicted the earlier entry of children into ECEC programs 3 and 4 years before school.

Another crucial aspect of recent family migration policy changes in many European countries is the introduction of stricter age requirements for spousal entry (higher than the legal marriage age for resident spouses) and for entry of children (in Denmark, low enough to allow integration), and blocks to those with domestic violence records.

Relating to entry of children, in 2014 the center-left government adjusted the requirement for integration potential to be applied to children age eight or above, rather than all (as before, in cases when a resident parent had qualified for family entry for more than two years and when another parent remains in the home country).

It started as a cavalier thought, "it" being the entry of children into our lives.

Other details of the cohort including year of entry, number of children, and age at first birth are presented in Table 1.

Intervention Scenario 2 improved the school entry score of children with low socioeconomic position by 0.8  SD and other children by 0.2  SD.

This involved improving the school entry score of children with high socioeconomic position by 0.8  SD and others by 0.2  SD.

This dosage level is then compared with the actual level received by Australian children, through examining the age of entry of Australian children into ECEC and the number of hours of education and care they receive before school entry.

Now he wants to ease the entry of foreign children into Japanese society through promotion and appreciation of foreign cultures and languages in schools where there are large minority populations of Brazilian, Peruvian, Korean and Chinese students.

The entry of British children's wear retail, Adams, in Spring in the mid-1990s were attributed to imminent market saturation and increased domestic competition (Johnson and Allen 1994).

However, the government noted that it would use the available exception to allow the entry of teenage children in cases where it would help meet Denmark's need for labor in particular sectors such as engineering, natural sciences, technology and the medical professions (Committee for Immigration and Integration Policy, cited in Minister for Refugees & Immigrants and Integration, 2004).