Sentence examples for flow of children from inspiring English sources

Trump's executive order redirects the flow of children away from the Office of Refugee Resettlement and toward the DHS.

Indeed, some officials argue that the flow of children has been high for years and that increased apprehensions reflect stricter border controls rather than a rise in the numbers of children who cross.

These are but shortsighted attempts to end the flow of children – as politicians and commentators bend over backwards to ignore the region's major challenge – high birthrates that contribute to desperate poverty.

As a result, it is in the interests of regional officials to maintain the flow of children to orphanages and then not to let them leave, child welfare experts said.

Aid money is flooding in to the country, children's homes are offering hundreds more places for children, and not enough is being done in the rural areas to stop the flow of children away from their families into profit-making orphanages".

But I would venture that the most challenging and harder to quantify family responsibilities borne by women are the planning, organizing, scheduling, coordinating, monitoring and adjusting that make the smooth flow of children's lives possible, particularly when their every minute must be accounted for to allow both parents to work.

Elite Honduran unit works to stop flow of child emigrants to U.S. July 14 - San Pedro Sula, Honduras.

Stopping child labour at the source Beyond responding to the immediate needs of these children, the project seeks to stop the flow of child labourers at the source by identifying and aiding the most vulnerable families in the villages around Awassa.

Ecpat and Missing Children say that in order to stem the flow of exploited children disappearing from care services, the child protection system must be expanded to introduce specific training on child trafficking and unaccompanied children and investment in appropriate accommodation and support services.

Conclusions: The unstimulated salivary flow rates in children in the northern United States are comparable with those reported for Japanese children, whereas the flow rates of children in Brazil are comparable with those reported for North American and European adults.

The purpose of this study was to determine the unstimulated salivary flow rates of children 4 to 7 years old.