Sentence examples for re children from inspiring English sources

Re "Children with Guns" (Editorial, March 1): One simply does not have enough fingers to point in a case such as this.

Re "Children and Rape" (letter, April 20): It has become apparent that the No. 1 priority for city school principals is hiding the numerous violent and sexual attacks taking place in their schools.

Re "Children's Testimony in Case Assailed," July 26: I couldn't believe my eyes when I read this article!

Differences in demographic and clinical data between RE children and healthy children were analyzed using a two-sample t-test and χ-test.

Re child benefit, it had been shown that a flat increase tended, by definition, to help more families who were not in poverty, than those who were.

Re "Only Children: Lonely and Selfish?," by Lauren Sandler (Sunday Review, June 9): The only-child discussions seem to me always to miss the point.

Respecting difference, demanding equality, Copley, along with Ofsted, firmly espouses compulsory RE. "There is no legal, moral, educational right to exclude RE from children's school experience.

Re "When Children Relied on Faith-Based Agencies" (Op-Ed, May 26): Stephen O'Connor is on target in identifying the need for greater resources for child welfare services.

Politicians on the campaign trail, though, can scarcely follow the guidance re avoiding children.

RE: Young children read books differently than adults do.

Re "The Child Who Would Not Speak a Word": The article describes efforts to label, coerce or medicate children who do not speak outside the home.