Sentence examples for responsibilities of children from inspiring English sources

And it's true, of course, that we do make a delineation between the rights and responsibilities of children and adults, and even the right to have certain things forgotten.

He hasn't a clue about what his parents were like when we were his age, give or take, and free from the responsibilities of children and a mortgage.

Early on it was glamorous, but the allure faded over time while trying to balance the responsibilities of children, marriage, and real life.

This will require localization of the UNCRC to recognize local perceptions of varying responsibilities of children.

Also commenting on the children's work on the seawall, Mr. Wedenig said he hoped the paintings would become a discussion point on the rights and responsibilities of children for parents and children who frequent the seawall as a place of relaxation.

In-depth interviews: In-depth interviews were the major source of information for evaluating individual respondents' awareness of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) and contents of its message, general awareness of the rights of a child irrespective of the awareness of the CRC and its message and, finally, respondents' awareness of the responsibilities of children.

Women with breast cancer who have children at home may face more logistical challenges coping with treatment schedules and side effects and juggling the daily responsibilities of child-rearing, compared with similar women who don't have children at home.

Considering the hugely demanding responsibilities of child-rearing, compounded for me by a part-time professional life, an hour in a playground is at worst a diversion from home routine and, at best, a convenient route to making real friends.

Researchers have found that many Chinese adults maintain traditional beliefs concerning the division of household labor (Cook and Dong 2011) and the responsibilities of child care (Rosen 1992).

Yap does not leave the responsibilities of child-rearing all to Yah; he takes care of Ana while she watches over Mat.

This result may be a confounder with socio-demographic factors such as uninsured, underinsured, and responsibilities of child care.