Sentence examples for fate of children from inspiring English sources

It deals with the fate of children cloned to be organ donors.

The fate of children born in Israel to foreign workers has long stirred strong emotions here.

Meanwhile, Europe and the United States, ever closer, will bicker over Texan executions and the fate of children whose mothers and fathers separated.

Feminism, the experience of women and the fate of children are themes that dominate not only her new life in drama but her whole writing career.

It seems a simple question, but it isn't, and that's because the fate of children is inextricably linked with that of the victim, usually their mother.

Some are afraid, she said; others seem resigned to the fact that this was the fate of children who stepped out of line in Duterte's Davao.

The fate of child actors is usually a sad and cruel one.

Danczuk also said that an overarching inquiry could look into the fate of child abuse dossiers that were handed into the Home Office in the 1980s including by the late Geoffrey Dickens, MP.

As the fate of child refugees is discussed in parliament, volunteers looking after the youngest in Calais are dismayed that politicians in the UK have been so slow to recognise that they need urgent help.

But Ms. Buchanan said Philip Morris bore moral responsibility for the fate of child laborers in Kazakhstan, even though it was not their direct employer, citing precedents established by apparel and athletic shoe companies that over the last decade had demanded Asian suppliers prohibit child labor.

All the while, the fate of child refugees in Europe hangs in the balance.