Sentence examples for exclusively children from inspiring English sources

Robert Panning-Miller, the former president of the Minneapolis Federation of Teachers, has called Hiawatha schools emblematic of a "corporate reform movement" that values "compliance and test scores over critical thinking" and criticized them as being part of an "apartheid education" movement, because their students are almost exclusively children of color.

Its ambassador to the WTO, Linnet Deily, has defended U.S. law by saying, "The United States has grave concerns over the financial and social risks posed by such activities to its citizens, particularly but not exclusively children". She also argues that Internet gambling operations are a potential boon to terrorists as they facilitate money laundering.

It isn't exclusively children huddled around Adam and the freshly swaddled cloth baby.

At the time, the school consisted of about 2,000 students, exclusively children belonging to expatriate families of over 80 nationalities, mostly American and Canadian.

Six studies, including 1733 children, included exclusively children aged ≤ 5 years [ 19, 28, 30, 42, 59, 60].

There are fewer RCTs in pediatrics when compared to adult medicine; in reviews of RCTs published in general and specialist medical journals only 14% of trials enrolled exclusively children [ 1, 2].

Only studies of predominantly adult populations, as opposed to exclusively child or elderly patient populations, were included.

Of the 159 studies included in this review, 115 exclusively included children, and 44 included children and adults.

That year, ABC began broadcasting The Mickey Mouse Club, the first daily TV program produced exclusively for children and featuring all-child (except one) performers.

However, no study has exclusively compared children's hospitals versus non-children's hospitals when comparing LPs performed on neonates.

What is more, studies often tend to focus exclusively on children in transnational care, without considering an appropriate control group of children in non-migrant households.