Sentence examples for steer children from inspiring English sources

He works as a youth counselor, trying to steer children away from the path he chose.

The Intel program also addresses concerns about pornography and how to steer children away from offensive sites.

A second reason the government may wish to steer children away from vocational education is highlighted by the Bol and de Werfhorst study.

"However, [it] is under threat as schools decide that they have to reduce the time spent on play-based activities in order to meet the requirements of the formal curriculum and steer children through the testing system".

Some former students and their parents, while acknowledging the tough rules at the schools, say the programs' emphasis on discipline and order helped steer children from serious antisocial behavior.

It was too soon -- five weeks into the six-month program -- to talk about weight loss, since the plan is designed to steer children toward healthy eating rather than providing a quick fix.

In a nakedly transactional stroke, it proposed working with the Bloomberg administration to steer child-care vouchers toward the districts of "members not already slated for expanded service to gain their support".

Parents have steered children away from "shop class".

The dissenters today said that the $2,250 cap on tuition gave an illusion of choice that in fact steered children toward the religious schools, where tuition is below that limit, and away from secular private schools, where tuition is above it.

To identify common deletion polymorphisms in this study, we used heritability error of the genotype for both sire (parent) and steer (child).

"[You're] infiltrating young minds, indoctrinating children into a gay agenda and actively promoting homosexuality to steer our children in that direction," parent Lisa Baptist said at Friday's meeting, according to WRAL.