Sentence examples for triggered a child from inspiring English sources

The number and magnitude of humanitarian crises in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region continue to expand to unprecedented proportions, and have triggered a child protection crisis of immense scale.

"The threshold of concern was not reached within agencies to trigger a child protection investigation, under Section 47 of the Children Act, 1989.

This may trigger a child protection investigation, which may indicate the need for starting child protection procedures and/or offering supportive services to the family or may lead to alternative explanations for the reported concerns being identified.

Never scare a child in the pool, or cause anything that might trigger a child's fear for the water.

The designers themselves conform only vestigially to the computer-age stereotype of the socially unskilled, Cheetos-eating genius, although they are all male, and at least one of them (who demonstrates, on a giant video screen, his in-progress game about global warfare) looks young enough to trigger a child-labor investigation.

The Palmdale boy's case triggered a jump in child abuse hotline calls and the number of children entering county protective care.

Contrast this with investigations triggered when a child is killed or seriously injured in a domestic setting.

Although he played the former character in only a few episodes during 1954 56 as part of the Walt Disney series Disneyland, Parker's earnest portrayal of the heroic Crockett triggered a craze among American children, a hit record of the theme song ("The Ballad of Davy Crockett"), and soaring sales of coonskin caps and replicas of Crockett's legendary long rifle.

In 1970s Germany, the release of formaldehyde from wood-based materials and the high pollution levels in classrooms and daycare facilities for children triggered a public debate on indoor air pollutants.

In particular, the presentation of finger patterns may have triggered a counting strategy in dyscalculic children (employed to facilitate processing of the numerical classification task) while control children solved this task without resorting to counting strategies.

The rainfall destroyed some houses and killed numerous livestock, and triggered a mudslide which killed two children.