Sentence examples for multiple children was from inspiring English sources

It was no surprise then, that the supreme court found last month that the DWP's draconian benefits cap, a maximum £500 limit on the benefits a jobless household can claim – which almost exclusively affects poor families with multiple children – was in breach of the UNCRC.

This finding is in agreement with prior work finding that families with multiple children were less likely to use ECEC (Harris et al. 2002; Johansen et al. 1996).

Nowadays, getting an exception to the policy can simply be a matter of money (although in some rural areas, multiple children are permitted).

Though their repeat pregnancies might seem unusual, a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that teen mothers with multiple children are not that uncommon.

If a black woman with a unique, ethnic name that conjures up images of unmarried welfare queens with multiple children is denied a home loan in an upscale neighborhood, not her problem.

Experienced HEMS teams may be invaluable in responding to major pediatric trauma, especially when multiple children are involved.

We were not able to adjust our analysis for cases where multiple children were enrolled from single households; instead, we gave each child equal weight in the analysis.

Régnier-Loilier (2006) suggests that this is done because many young adults who want to have multiple children are confronted with unexpected constraints either of a biological or a social nature in trying to realize these intentions, and respond by adjusting their plans downwards.

Tamba (the Twins and Multiple Births Association) says its online messageboards are "buzzing" as to whether Samanda are damaging efforts to ensure multiple birth children are seen as distinctly separate entities.

Each multiple birth child was analysed as an individual child, and the clustering effect of each group of multiple births was included in the analysis.

In addition, multiple-birth children are at much greater risk of birth defects and/or disabilities and accounted for larger percentage of prenatal deaths [ 29].