Sentence examples for for the upbringing from inspiring English sources

We only had the basics, but we had so much love that I'm very grateful for the upbringing I had.

"I'm so grateful for the upbringing I had and the things I saw that other people would never be able to see, and the lifestyle my parents provided for us in South Africa," she said.

I replied that I had done so on the basis that I took the view that marriage is an institution that has developed over the centuries so as to provide a safe and warm environment for the upbringing of children.

Jones, one of two cabinet ministers to vote against gay marriage, told ITV Wales's Face to Face programme: "I regard marriage as an institution that has developed over many centuries, essentially for the provision of a warm and safe environment for the upbringing of children, which is clearly something that two same-sex partners can't do.

On July 12 , 1996 the terms were announced: a settlement believed to be around pounds 15m ( the Princess had been reported to be asking for nearer pounds 50m), equal responsibility for the upbringing of their children, and the demotion in title to Diana, Princess of Wales.

Vasily Mizherikov, described by the Interfax news agency as in charge of the restoration of the republic's educational system, said that about 80 schools and 26 preschool facilities had been destroyed and that, despite the formal end of hostilities, there were no provisions for the "upbringing or education" of thousands of handicapped and orphaned children.

"It was a part of my upbringing and I think it should be a part of the upbringing for future generations as well".

Frances was haunted by the fact that there was no time for a reconciliation before the Paris crash, but was pleased to find she had remained an executor of Diana's will, and been assigned special responsibility for overseeing the upbringing of Princes William and Harry.

Also grateful for the Kansas upbringing that made me accustomed to the smell that accompanied the farm animals I saw today.

Polybius was the son of Lycortas, a distinguished Achaean statesman, and he received the upbringing considered appropriate for a son of rich landowners.

There is the standards-driven America's Choice Atlas Communitiess, which combines the work of several leading progressive thinkers; Paideia (from the Greek for "upbringing of the child"), based on the seminar format; and a model designed to create an emotionally supportive environment, called the School Development Program.