Sentence examples for involved youngsters from inspiring English sources

Several UNICEF-sponsored activities involved youngsters who were called to engage in advocating for an end of conflict, and to find mechanisms of resolving differences.

Unless you work in GCHQ when you presumably have known for weeks... "We tried to reflect the impressive range in subject matter by recognising the coverage of both global and local issues, by honouring stories that involved President Obama as well as those that involved youngsters in London, by giving a prize to a whole newspaper as well as one to an extraordinary single journalist".

In its most extreme forms, child labour can involve youngsters being enslaved, separated from their families, exposed to hazards and illnesses or left alone on city streets.

They wanted to show they can host a major international event, and to have a long term programme that will involve youngsters.

And what of the evidence unearthed by the Office of the Child Advocate showing that 249 allegations of physical and sexual abuse and poor care involving youngsters in state-watched settings were made last year?

While that makes this incident a bit of an outlier, it's also fits the skyrocketing number of incidents involving youngsters ingesting liquid nicotine, one that mirrors the rising popularity of e-cigarettes.

He pointed to the risks involved to youngsters if fans invaded the field, and that stadium staff could be operating machinery on the playing surface.

If no money is involved, the youngster is considered a victim.

Using trained coaches from the United States Tennis Association, the program will involve 250 youngsters through the end of August.

Quite often, we would hold our academy days up north, and Leeds was the obvious place for a base, not least because it was a dual-code operation involving talented youngsters from both league and union.

Taking the Friday after-school trip on the Mill were a dozen young paddlers, from several New Haven public schools, who are active in Solar Youth Inc., a nonprofit organization that involves city youngsters in environmental activities.