Explicitly, younger age, male gender and socio-economic status (e.g. lower level of education, unemployment, marital status) are associated with gambling problems [ 7- 11].
Funding for programmes explicitly targeting young people in emergencies situations and transition remains highly limited and too often young people are viewed as a problem rather than as a resource.
These could include uniform policies and practices across educational institutions that explicitly recognise young carers, provide educational support and flexibility, and provide guidelines and training for academic staff about young carers [ 35].
As the campaign has progressed, Sanders's pitch has been aimed more explicitly at young voters.
In her speech, Clinton explicitly addressed young voters – the group she's most struggled to win away from Sanders – telling them her vision for helping them with regard to college debt.
"It would be baffling for the DfE to propose to cut the only subject in the curriculum that explicitly teaches young people about the way that politics, democracy, the law and economy works, and how they can take participate society," Thornton said.
However, the intervention and theory of behaviour change explicitly located young people's behaviour as occurring because of the wide economic and social constraints they faced in their lives and how these factors constrained the potential for change [ 5, 29, 35].
Honda's Model X is a boxy S.U.V. explicitly aimed at young men of college age.
Though Ms. Santiago does not explicitly write for young readers, her books are frequently used in schools in Puerto Rico and the United States.
While Robert M. Morgenthau, the Manhattan district attorney, did not explicitly declare the young men innocent -- he has no power or legal authority to do so -- his report describes in a decisive manner the powerful evidence implicating Mr. Reyes and the weak evidence against the teenagers.
