Sentence examples for take on children from inspiring English sources

Long-term carers take on children who need to live away from their birth family until they are adults.

These are costly decisions, both in the emotional toll they take on children and the financial toll they take on taxpayers.

But supporters of charter schools said the data confirmed earlier research suggesting that charters take on children who were already performing below average.

"If you are going to take on children's Tylenol, now is the time to do it," said Mick Kolassa, the chairman of Medical Marketing Economics, a firm that consults with drug makers about product marketing and pricing.

The film aims to raise awareness on the psychological and physical harm that it can cause and the toll it can take on children, parents, and the elderly.

While it might be intuitive that war and widespread violence leave deep psychological scars, it is essential to understand what shape these scars take on children.

Play video In India, village committees take on child marriage - Pratigya hears that Chandra Devi is planning to marry off her daughter Basanti.

- 2012 State of the World's Children Report In India, village committees take on child marriage - Pratigya hears that Chandra Devi is planning to marry off her daughter Basanti.

Typically, a grandmother takes on children after her daughter dies.

A 25-year study of the toll divorce takes on children.

Simmonds said taking on children who had been living in the squalor of the camp could put increased pressure on stretched local authority resources.