Sentence examples for target child from inspiring English sources
A designated "target child" in each family was assessed at the playground, in school, and in the eponymous Hetherington Laboratory.
Maria spoke about her daily life to Save the Children, which has launched a campaign to target child poverty in the UK.
A study in Cebu, Philippines, found that helping police and courts target child prostitution resulted in 87 arrests over four years — and a 79 percent reduction in the number of children in the sex trade.
In spite of the show's devotion to its "target child," the "4-year-old inner-city black youngster" (as The New York Times explained in 1979), the first episodes join kids cavorting in amber waves of grain — black children, mostly, who must be pressed into service as the face of America's farms uniquely on "Sesame Street".
Amid warnings that the chancellor will have to target child tax credit – the key measure for tackling child poverty – there are calls for Osborne to suffer a "bit of a loss of face" to avoid inflicting lasting damage on the Tories.
Mothers were considered young if they were 21 years or younger when the target child was born.
Why not target child-porn producers directly, much as we differentiate drug dealers from drug users?
Yes, marketers target children.
Although gangs target everyone for violence, they especially target children from poor neighborhoods for recruitment.
"What the tobacco companies have done is to target children," Mrs. Clinton said at the school.
