Sentence examples for organizing play from inspiring English sources
When you as a parent are more tuned into what you believe the world thinks you should do (homemade organic cooking, daily workouts, organizing play dates, teaching your 3-year-old to read...) or what your child 'should' be able to do (good grades, club sports, busy social life) it creates a recipe for self-criticism and exhaustion.
Mrs. Cox, 27, works in pediatrics at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York, organizing play activities for children under treatment.
Is it more important for him to play catch with a child or take charge of filling the refrigerator and organizing play dates?
In India, where national and local authorities have led a strong and swift relief effort, UNICEF is playing a supporting role, including the delivery of school supplies and sports equipment, the rebuilding of libraries, organizing play activities for children and training teachers to recognize the signs of distress and provide basic emotional counselling.
The Green New Deal, the hot policy topic of the moment, is a measure drafted by Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Senator Edward Markey that proposes a grand strategy to combat climate change while creating jobs in the U.S. What this really is is an organizing play.
- The absence of legislative protection to balance the organizing playing field for those who want to collectively bargain.
However, the long-running civil conflict disrupted organized play.
Yet there's been a recent increase in youth tackle football — three million people, some as young as 5 years old, now put on pads in organized play.
In 1999, a judge barred the field's use for a baseball camp (Mr. Ingraham said he had actually abandoned that commercial venture early on) and for all organized play.
What's one thing you would change about organized play?
