"Youngsters pay the price of politics falling short of resolutions, of uncourageous politics," said Selahattin Demirtas, deputy chairman of Peace and Democracy, according to the semiofficial Anatolian news agency.
People, particularly youngsters, pay a price for not abiding by these rules.
Typically, while the adults busied themselves elsewhere, the youngsters paid us their full attention.
He was fascinated by the idea that the workaday Mr. Joltin had been part of Brooklyn's fabled doo-wop scene, a world that harked back to the era when when youngsters paid $2.25 to see Little Anthony and the Imperials at the Fox Theater on Flatbush Avenue and were entranced by lyrics about love and longing that grew out of a seemingly more innocent, less political time.
Rugby league players, fans and friends of the youngster paid tribute on social media.
A champion of young people, Londoner Rajeeb has since founded Enternships.com to aid youngsters secure paid internships, and also co-founded StartUp Britain to nurture entrepreneurial culture.
The city has agreed to settle false arrest lawsuits brought by 16 of the youngsters and will pay them from $9,000 to $23,000 each.
"If anyone wants to fine us for that group of youngsters, I'll pay the fine myself, because it would be an absolute disgrace," he said after the 2-0 win over West Brom.
Moshi Monsters: Subscription-based virtual world for youngsters where parents pay to have their kids fooled into doing maths while trying to keep their furbie-like alive.
"Small businesses, who still are unable to borrow on decent terms, youngsters struggling to pay increased rents as house prices have kept being pushed up, older generations whose pensions and savings income has been hit," she says.
The 4-year-old daughter of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt was cast in "Maleficent," the Jolie vehicle which tells the backstory of the evil witch in "Sleeping Beauty," and TMZ reports the youngster was paid handsomely: $3,000 per week with a $60 per diem.
