Sentence examples for premises children from inspiring English sources

All pursue similar premises: children on their own against hostile surroundings, with no one to rely on for trust, friendship and — in the most extreme moments — physical safety, other than their pets.

The findings show that, contrary to Orff-Schulwerk premises, children had yet to learn musical language and how to use it.

An academy spokesman said it offered an inclusive education and while they will not allow meat on the premises, children are able to opt out of the prayers.

This 1990s CBBC gameshow hinged on an irresistible premise: children found an adult who had slighted them in some way (perhaps by giving them homework or asking them to clean their room), then systematically went about humiliating them, often with the use of gunge.

Sponsored by the Screen Actors Guild Foundation, "BookPALS was founded in 1993 on a clear premise: children must be exposed to the magic of books to develop a love of reading.

Google's employee-friendly reputation is under fire with claims that members of its workforce were reduced to tears over a near-70% rise in the cost of on-premises child care.

"Using or attacking school premises where children have taken refuge from the violence is unacceptable under any circumstances.

The juvenile court was founded in Chicago 100 years ago by Jane Addams on the premise that children require special treatment.

This hardly sounds like an upbeat premise for children's entertainment, but Gertrude Chandler Warner turned it into "The Boxcar Children," an enormously successful book series that began in 1942.

Mr. Shapiro has designed a family concert around the premise that children know classical works without realizing it because of the cartoons they watch.

Collecting money for school lunches is a problem that has bedeviled schools since the beginning of the federal school lunch program and is an outcome of an absurd premise: that children must pass a needs test to eat a subsidized school lunch.