Sentence examples for vulnerable schoolchildren from inspiring English sources

The wisdom of our country's constitutional separation of church and state is that it protects citizens with minority religious beliefs, including vulnerable schoolchildren.

This time though, in addition to the many "Likes" you'll receive from clearly envious friends, the Feedie restaurant will donate a meal to the Lunchbox Fund, a nonprofit organization that provides a daily  meal to South African orphans and vulnerable schoolchildren.

In this sense, dental health programs should plan and implement strategic efforts to reduce inequities in oral health status and access to oral health services of vulnerable schoolchildren and their families.

In this sense, dental care services based on the principles of the PAS project should be relevant to reduce inequities in oral health status and access to oral health services, positively impacting on the quality of life of vulnerable schoolchildren.

That means that New York's most vulnerable citizens — schoolchildren, the elderly, the poor, the sick — will feel a disproportionate amount of the pain.

The Local Government Association said banning CCTV would not reduce tickets but would put schoolchildren and other vulnerable pedestrians at risk.

This year the focus is on training Caldas's 60,000 schoolchildren – often the most vulnerable in a disaster – on how to react to earthquakes and landslides.

Schoolchildren and university students are vulnerable to swine flu, suggesting that avoidance of close contact, especially among these young people, may be effective way in controlling future severe influenza pandemics, especially at educational institutions.

So the state's most vulnerable citizens — the poor, the sick, the elderly and schoolchildren — will inevitably bear the largest burden.

The inconsistent testing leaves most schoolchildren in buildings that are unchecked and vulnerable because lead particles can build up in plumbing when water goes unused for long periods.

Similarly, the World Food Program said on Friday that the prohibition on aid operations would prevent "314,000 of the most vulnerable people in the country" — the elderly, the disabled, schoolchildren, tuberculosis patients and "H.I.V.-positive bedridden" people — from receiving food this month.