Sentence examples for power children from inspiring English sources

From their current influence on decision making to their future purchasing power, children represent a powerful force in the marketplace.

Whereas children in religious households learn to act out of obedience to a watchful higher power, children raised in secular homes could be taught to follow moral rules just because it's "the right thing to do," he says.

I started to contemplate what this music would have DONE to them the psychic disruption which "Aumgn" or "Peking O" might have imparted upon a marijuana-addled mind, or the blissful pleasure the top and end themes of "Paperhouse" may have disbursed to those post-flower power children.

"When women command greater power, child health and nutrition improves," Duflo says.

They are heading for around 15% under Krista Sager, a tough Realpolitikerin about as far as could be from the flower-power children who founded the Greens in the late 1970s.

This is not about adults having power over children; this is about children having power over other children – that special power to make their lives hell.

The application of distinct voltage values was due to the known difference in the spectral power of children's and adults' recordings because children present higher spectral power than adults do [ 49– 51].

One such myth is that child participation means adults handing over all their power to children.

"Slight disruption of the balance of power between children and adults can be a powerful motivator for sustained participation".

Its gallery, "The Power of Children: Making a Difference," tells the stories of Anne Frank, Ryan White and Ruby Bridges, one of the first children to integrate the New Orleans school system in 1960.

In fact, adults hold most of the power over children.