Sentence examples for exist to help children from inspiring English sources
Jeanne Smoot, a lawyer at the Tahirih Justice Center, which drafted the new Virginia law, said: "Pregnancy exceptions don't exist to help children but to shield adults from accountability".
Jeanne Smoot, a lawyer at the Tahirih Justice Center, which drafted the new Virginia law, said: "Pregnancy exceptions don't exist to help children but to shield adults from accountability". A 13-year-old girl's pregnancy "should not have been looked at as grounds to grant a marriage license but evidence that she's at risk," she added.
However, as simple strategies already exist to help children with VP difficulties [36], this potential cause of academic underachievement could be amenable to intervention (whilst many others are not) - therefore the implications of these data suggest potential ways forward to improve outcomes for children under-achieving at school.
Interventions exist to help children with VND and current recommendations that they are assessed by a vision specialist are supported by the evidence.
The need and opportunity existed to help children learn both facts about, and compassion for, people with an illness that was devastating families.
YUNGA exists to help children and young people to become active agents of change in the world.
Organizations exist to help facilitate children's visits to incarcerated parents, but they are few and far between.
We suggest that, though all of these policies exist to help families care for children, they fail the children and families that they are purportedly designed to help.
Consequently, the best interests of the children we exist to help would not be damaged through this commercial engagement.
Children and young people's mental health – and the services that exist to help them – will therefore be my priority and I am dedicated to doing what I can to help get them right.
