Sentence examples for stranded children from inspiring English sources
All of the stranded children had returned home, said Marion Caneda, the superintendent of schools.
"This Is How You Lose Her" is a catalog of wrecked love affairs, multilingual violence, unsatisfying labor and stranded children.
With Save The Children estimating that there were 85,000 across Europe, politicians acknowledged that Britain had a responsibility to take its share of stranded children.
Pullblox World Originally devised for the 3DS by Fire Emblem creator Intelligent Systems, this compulsive puzzle series has players rearranging a sort of climbing frame-like tower of blocks in order to reach stranded children.
But the rollout of the new routes in January 2007, in the dead of winter and the middle of the school year, led to widespread confusion, stranded children and ultimately abandonment of the plan.
Daphne Joseph Daphne was deposited in January at the doorstep of an idealistic community organization called Frades, which specialized in microloans but accepted several dozen orphaned or stranded children because it seemed like the honorable thing to do.
But as a result, the children at Frades were not registered in the program that was supposed to evaluate each stranded child's situation, assign the child a government caseworker and either arrange interim care or link the caregiver to support.
In a bid to help thousands of stranded refugee children in mainland Europe, the amendment to the immigration bill was initially proposed by Lord Alf Dubs, who himself benefitted from the Kindertransport programme which helped children before the second world war began.
She said: "On this painful anniversary, when we remember a tiny Syrian boy lying drowned on a Turkish beach, a death which shook the world, it would be appropriate for the prime minister and home secretary to act to help stranded refugee children.
So many children are taken from struggling parents with fixable problems that it makes sense to try to repair families rather than strand children in foster care.
It was produced by Richmond Film & Television for Central, and screened on the ITV network in its regular weekday afternoon children's strand, Children's ITV, typically in a 4 45 pm slot (days varied over the course of the run).
