Sentence examples for guaranteed a child from inspiring English sources

We cannot guarantee a child will not be the victim of abuse by his carers, but we continue to investigate allegations of child abuse and to assess the risks to children based on information available".

While a middle-class household income and well-educated parents do not guarantee a child's safety, a child living in poverty is 22 times more likely to be abused than those living in families with an annual income of $30,000 or more.

Vaccines are one of the most cost-effective and powerful tools to guarantee a child's future health," said Ms. Bellamy.

It is a time when we have an opportunity to protect a child's future, and vaccines are one of the most cost-effective, powerful tools to guarantee a child's health.

Having a strong basic immunization programme in place is one of the most cost effective and powerful tools to guarantee a child's future health, said Sheldon Yett, the UNICEF Armenia Representative.

"Having a strong basic immunization programme in place is one of the most cost-effective and powerful tools to guarantee a child's future health", said Sheldon Yett, the UNICEF Armenia Representative .Campaigns such as this, can never replace the importance of a strong, well financed and effective basic immunization programme.

The bill's backers say it guarantees a child's right to know who his or her parents are and protects the embryo.

Prof Finn said that meant that if the numbers in the Welsh outbreak continued to rise: "it's almost guaranteed a child is likely to die".

When he talked about children last night, the President was primarily talking about education as a way of guaranteeing a child's future would be bright and prosperous.

On the disability positive side, he did form a committee that began drafting the Americans with Disabilities Act, while during the same presidency, he tried to deregulate most things including Section 504 and PL94-142 (guaranteeing a child with disabilities a free and appropriate education).

The first question is easy to answer - no police force can guarantee that a child will not be murdered.