Sentence examples for through child from inspiring English sources

However, the 'public goods' provided through child care, which ensure that 'widespread benefits accrue even to those who pay nothing', are not reciprocated through appropriate income or good quality working conditions[ 90].

Getting direct access to young mothers through child care centers helped the council to understand their problems, she said.

I see the push for assimilation creating despair right across our communities, not just through child removal.

In many, such a case would not have come into the criminal justice system but would have been dealt with through child welfare procedures.

Whiting said he hoped the government had considered alternatives such as taxing child benefit individually or scrapping child benefit and restoring the money through child tax credits.

Governments also support families through child care policies.

My callousness shocked me; my own mother had left my dad for another man, dragging us through child-support battles in a tense, chaotic divorce.

Five groups totalling 16 children aged 10 11 were interviewed through child-led walks.

Hopkins advocates radical action by the commission--even recommending that federal research dollars go to easing the struggles of women scientists through child-care funding, for example.

However, examples from the research by Siraj-Blatchford and Sylva (2004) show that structure is not necessarily associated with adult generated curriculum experiences and that adults play an important role in extending children's learning through child-initiated play.

Mistresses who don't secure a financial link through child-birth often open businesses, explains Wujun.