Sentence examples for granted children from inspiring English sources

The husband said that it was admirable that Waldorf granted children a lot of freedom, but that basic values, such as common courtesy and viewing others as equals, had to be instilled first.

Your wish is granted, children.

Our primary education interventions have granted children access to formal and non-formal education with average enrollment increasing by 12% in targeted schools.

Once licenses are granted, child care centers are inspected every two years unless there is a complaint or other concern, she said.

Opposition has also come from women's groups concerned that raising credit-card claims to a status equal to that now granted child support would make it harder for mothers to collect delinquent support.

Should an emissary with unlimited power be granting children money when their father chose to leave them nothing?

Florida has stopped granting children's health benefits to new applicants, putting them on a waiting list instead; this has affected 44,000 children.

Especially about immigration, where there was bafflement and disappointment over Mr. Perry's stance, which includes granting children of illegal immigrants cheaper, in-state university tuition.

In a September debate, Perry stood behind his policy of granting children of illegal immigrants in Texas access to in-state tuition for higher education.

Zambia's domestic laws grant children and young people special legal protection, yet many remain vulnerable and are unable to access the protection to which they are entitled.

The fact that the Lotus Sutra relates that Avalokiteshvara has the ability of assuming whatever form is required to relieve suffering and also has the power to grant children may have played a role in the bodhisattva's feminization.