Sentence examples for secure for children from inspiring English sources

For those who oppose punishing children by hitting them -- known in England as smacking -- the debate surrounding the vote was part of a campaign to secure for children the same protection against violence as is enjoyed by adults.

Its three purposes were "to secure for children a happier childhood and a better start in life; to ensure a fuller measure of education and opportunity for young people and to provide a means for all of developing the various talents with which they are endowed and so enriching the inheritance of the country whose citizens they are".

Efforts such as these not only go a long way towards providing safe and secure spaces for children in conflict, they also have the potential to reduce the likelihood of recruitment or re-recruitment.

This means expanding the secure estate for children, without the overcrowding that plagues the adult estate to justify the expansion.

The repetitive structure of the book provides, she says, "a calming, secure environment for children who have often had very chaotic lives.

As reported on PsyBlog, parents who are sensitive caregivers "respond to their child's signals promptly and appropriately" and "provide a secure base" for children to explore the world.

This Bill is either trying to pretend that it can change men into women, or vice versa, or telling us that children do not need a father and a mother and that a secure framework for children to be brought up in is not really important any more.

There is no sign of any statutory drama curriculum in the offing, no secure entitlement for children to learn about and take part in regular drama lessons as part of a broad and balanced curriculum and no guarantee that they will be taught by specialist, qualified drama teachers.

Greater attention will be given to strengthening public finance and local governance to secure resources for children.

A secure place for children In total, the Genesis Project carried out 41 training workshops and seminars for nearly 1,200 teachers, school administrators and parents.

And development, aimed at building a healthier and more secure world for children, was at the heart of the Executive Board's deliberations throughout its Annual Session.