Sentence examples for systemic children from inspiring English sources
The phrase "systemic children" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe children affected by systemic issues, but the phrase itself lacks clarity and context. Example: "The study focused on systemic children, highlighting how societal factors impact their development."
Clinton: systemic, children, seller.
"The government's head-in-the-sand approach to mounting evidence of systemic child abuse is causing immeasurable harm".
The claims mirror the broad revelations about systemic child sex abuse that rocked the church in the early 2000s.
The church's moral authority has weakened over the last two decades, due, in part, to revelations of systemic child abuse.
They also downplay the seriousness of the Catholic church's legacy of systemic child abuse, which some victims' right groups say continues to be a problem today.
A Home Office spokeswoman said the inquiry had a vital role to play in exposing the failure of major organisations to prevent systemic child abuse.
And recent claims about systemic child abuse at football clubs have revealed another area of life where it appears to have gone unreported for years.
As bishop of a community plagued by systemic child sexual abuse over decades, he says a national church response is needed as the Anglican "house is burning".
This high-minded, well-intentioned movie, co-written and directed by Tom McCarthy, is about the Boston Globe's investigative reporting team Spotlight, and its Pulitzer-winning campaign in 2001 to uncover widespread, systemic child abuse by Catholic priests in Massachusetts.
The book comes to no firm conclusion here, but the possibility of convicting the supreme pontiff of aiding and abetting the international crime of systemic child abuse seems not out of the question.
The centers have been condemned by observers for years for harsh conditions and reports of widespread assault, sexual violence, and systemic child abuse.
