Sentence examples for implications for children from inspiring English sources
Her book goes far beyond the implications for children and has lessons for all in work and personal life.
Despite this cold climate, feminist campaigners persuaded politicians that domestic violence against women carried serious implications for children.
All these issues can have lasting implications for children who have no effective support to help them avoid being blown off course.
"Our immediate concern always is that there are the psychological implications for children who have been named in a nationally circulated newspaper," she said.
The English commissioner will only have the power to set up an inquiry which focuses on an individual child if the secretary of state decides it has wider implications for children generally.
A lot of us are going to be spending our lives renting and we need to be thinking about the implications for children growing up in private rentals and how on earth we pay the rent when we retire, which no one is talking about.
"There's a daytime talk show aspect to this that people are always interested in," Dr. Anderson said, but, he added, "This clearly has important implications for child well-being and family dynamics".
These results have implications for child welfare administrators and policymakers seeking to maximize access for maltreated children and their families.
Maternal history of childhood abuse and maternal controlling parenting in her child's early life may have long-term developmental implications for child self-regulation.
