Sentence examples for implications of children from inspiring English sources
There was chatter in the audience about the early movies of Natalie Portman, government-conspired famine and the moral implications of children committing murder.
Indeed, it became an extraordinarily powerful drama, a kind of epic poem that forcefully and relentlessly conveyed vivid memories of the dead, and touched upon the implications of children growing up without a parent, of the emptiness of a home without a companion, of years of shared dreams and poignant hopes destroyed.
Firms currently fail to recognise the privacy implications of children's daily interactions with home automation technologies that are not designed or targeted at them.
The full health implications of children's oral exposure are not yet well understood.
Reviewers inferred barriers and facilitators from the views children were expressing about healthy eating or food in general, captured by the descriptive themes, and then considered the implications of children's views for intervention development.
It is also the rare work that grows more intensely disquieting the deeper you delve, past clear implications of child abuse, probably sexual, to allusions and suggestions coded so deeply as to be practically invisible to an audience.
Implications of child maltreatment and recommendations for child welfare services and clinical interventions for institutionalized children are discussed.
The report examines many of the implications of child marriage, from its restriction of personal freedom to its impact on health and education.
A first step is to inform parents and young people about the negative implications of child marriage so they can choose to prevent it.
Bespoke resource use questionnaires, developed by the health economist to capture the resource implications of child's behavioural problems at school and home.
The secondary outcomes of the study will be: Bespoke resource use questionnaires, developed by the health economist to capture the resource implications of child's behavioural problems at school and home.
