Sentence examples for profit children from inspiring English sources

But Nick Clegg has rebuffed the call for legislation, with his spokesman saying that outlawing such adverts would create a "black market" in internship positions that would only profit children from wealthy backgrounds.

Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital is proud to be among the many non-profit children's hospitals affiliated with Children's Miracle Network.

Thus, the auction's proceeds will benefit the Children's Hospital-Omaha, part of the not-for-profit Children's Miracle Network of care facilities for kids.

Non-profit children's hunger programs intended to feed at-risk students on the weekends are sprouting up all across the country.

Doubek and the Reboot Illinois staff also will be honored at an annual benefit dinner hosted by the not-for-profit children's advocacy organization, Voices for Illinois Children to be held Thursday, June 2, in Chicago.

The Early Years Education Program EYEPP) is a new program offered by the Children's Protection Society (CPS), an independent not-for-profit child welfare organisation based in the north-east of Melbourne, Australia.

A GROWTH spurt in the number of for-profit child-care centers being developed on Long Island could soon slow down as an increasing number of school districts establish full-day kindergartens.

They are also looking into whether proper permits were issued and other matters related to construction work done at the school's for-profit child-care center, which is run in part by one of Mr. Ognibene's staff members, Michael W. Michel.

Thirteen private, not-for-profit child welfare agencies from one state participated in a Design Team intervention to address workforce needs.

During the Commonwealth Coalition government (1996 2007) child care fee subsidies for parents expanded rapidly, while at the same time the government successively removed the barriers to the for-profit child care providers to operate, and facilitated the expansion of the for-profit child care along with the public and not-for-profit child care sector (Brennan, 2002, 2007).

This analysis divided non-profit child care centers into two subsectors of non-profit church-sponsored and non-profit non-church-sponsored. Results indicated that non-profit church-sponsored center quality was lower than in non-profit non-church centers.