Sentence examples for let children down from inspiring English sources

We will make sure that local authorities who let children down make faster use of the national adoption register.

It would also have to consider whether calling a witness would in any way jeopardise or prejudice a criminal investigation taking place.Yvette Cooper, shadow home secretary, welcomed the government's decision and said the allegations "all at their heart have a similar problem – child victims weren't listened to, weren't heard, weren't protected and too many institutions let children down".

"We've let children down in the past as a country.

"UNICEF delivered life-saving supplies when the typhoon hit and they will now stay as long as they are needed and won't let children down".

The proposals also include: Unlimited fines for individuals and organisations shown to have let children down.

Meanwhile, the leader of Britain's paediatricians has accused ministers of letting children down and risking the public's health by discarding plans that would have made the UK a world leader in tackling obesity.

"I was called a right-winger, but I said we are letting children down who have a weak background".

If the Harlem team is penalized, those cries will once again be heard: "What's the harm?" The harm is in adults letting children down.

He later told MPs the current system was letting children down.

Mr Gove did not confirm the plans directly with MPs but praised many of the ideas, saying action was needed because the current exam system was letting children down.

The brush also has a rectangular rubber grip to let children lay it down while applying toothpaste.