Sentence examples for namely children from inspiring English sources

Organizers made a special effort to attract those natural and most enthusiastic of scientists, namely children, and their parents.

"Under such conditions, climate change would possibly lead to premature death of the weakest – namely children and the elderly," they said.

Is "compassionate conservatism" such a mystifying label that it helps to define success and disaster for the same constituents at the same time, namely children and families?

In a major change, the bill allows states to cover certain legal immigrants — namely, children under 21 and pregnant women — as well as citizens.

She spoke of her days off as an unexpected gift, allowing her time to reflect on what her campaign was all about — namely, children and families.

The findings from the trial are analysed from the viewpoint of three end-user groups, namely children, parents, and teachers.

Namely, child's pose, pigeon pose, and alternating cat and cow.

Where removal of criminal content is concerned, the online industry as a whole has rallied behind the Internet Watch Foundation (IWF), which was set up to remove particular types of criminal online content, namely child sexual abuse images and videos.

The variables were grouped into three categories namely: child characteristics, parental characteristics, and household characteristics.

The variables for this analysis were selected from three different files, namely child birth history, household particulars, and women's file.

Moreover, our data also included information about external criteria of a mother-child relationship, namely, child and maternal psychopathology [ 10].