Example sentences of "[noun sg] [noun] [prep] children in " in BNC.
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| 1 | Nevertheless , the Guidance suggests that local authorities review service provision plans for children in need in the same way as they are required by regulation to review their plans for children they are looking after ( see Chapter 16 , 8 ) . |
| 2 | Hygienically packed in blister trays Haliborange A , C & D tablets contain natural colours and flavours and are an ideal vitamin tablet for children in those crucial early years from three upwards . |
| 3 | Over 60 children were killed and over 7,000 injured while travelling UNRESTRAINED in the rear of cars last year and on 1 September the Motor Vehicles ( Wearing of Seat Belts by Children in Rear Seats ) Regulations 1989 became law . |
| 4 | However this summer a temporary programme coordinator has visited the region and a short term programme of material support to children 's homes has been provided and we are now working to put other facilities in s to institutions in Serbia and are hoping that through the restructuring of children 's services , when the conflict is over and we believe obviously that may be some off , that we can tri can contribute to meeting the longer term needs of children in that war torn zone . |
| 5 | We seem to have gone down rather well at the venues we performed in , and have already received requests to do a repeat performance for Children in Need next year — perhaps I could get LASMO emblazoned on the front of my costume then ! ’ |
| 6 | TRAMPY , PC BOOT and Margot the ballet shoe are about to become cartoon heroes of children in the Soviet Union , after the biggest publishing deal between East and West . |
| 7 | Expert instruction for children in specific skill areas such as cookery , craft , sport ? |
| 8 | Lewis began his Narnia stories for children in 1949 , but he had been publishing fiction for adults since Out of the Silent Planet ( 1938 ) , a mixture of space-fiction and theology that he was soon to extend into a trilogy , ending with That Hideous Strength ( 1945 ) . |
| 9 | It finances hundreds of projects and events , such as heritage classes for children in Spain , Italy and France , and European Heritage Day . |
| 10 | Free swimming lessons for children in the pool . |
| 11 | It can provide a safety net for children in danger as well as for those who have socially or emotionally lost their way . |
| 12 | Restraint guidance for children in care , long delayed by the government , has hit another obstacle . |
| 13 | Evidence in this area has led to the conclusion that institutions are not capable of providing adequate parenting for the very young child and to the statement by the Royal College of Psychiatrists ( 1983 ) to the Standing Committee on Children in Care in Britain that no child under the age of three years should ever be placed in a residential nursery . |
| 14 | Christina had arranged to meet Pauline Bascombe for lunch to discuss a forthcoming charity event for children in need which Crystal Springs had agreed to sponsor . |
| 15 | Lymington Town Sailing Club 's pursuit race for Children in Need on 19 November sailed in dusty conditions of up to forty knots . |
| 16 | ‘ Each school will try to enlist the support of a company , like BNFL , and it is intended to present a bumper cheque to Children in Need on TV in December . ’ |
| 17 | Areas present bumper cheque to Children in Need |
| 18 | My own research with young people in Edinburgh and Lothian Region has placed such problems squarely in the context of adult violence to children in public places and pointed to the frequency with which young people go around in gangs or carry weapons usually as a response — however ill-judged — to crimes they suffer . |
| 19 | The first phase of this initiative funded seven projects pertaining to the following themes : the implications of social and economic changes in the country on children in care ; the effects of regional differences in administrative and policy procedures on children in care ; evaluation of alternative forms of care ; and the perception of care by children and other parties . |
| 20 | Learning to be reasonably at home with this formal and stylized ‘ language of books ’ — primarily as readers but also as writers — is undoubtedly one of the major learning tasks for children in the upper primary and early secondary school . |
| 21 | Further , the age and gender distributions of children in residential and foster care in the United Kingdom are not unlike those in Flanders and the Netherlands . |
| 22 | First , the collation and examination of long term trend data about children in care in order to identify and seek to explain significant changes and continuities . |
| 23 | Staff in these homes , particularly those who had committed much of their working lives to children in children 's homes , were distressed and confused by these changes . |
| 24 | On that basis , and almost forgotten between these two dramatic giants , Newman commissioned and produced a science fiction serial for children in 1959 called Pathfinders in Space , a serial in seven parts , penned by Eric Paice and Malcolm Hulke — two authors who shared a friend in fellow writer David Whitaker , of whom more will be discussed in later chapters . |
| 25 | The junior section of the Society is the Young Ornithologists ' Club , over 100,000 strong the biggest wildlife club for children in Europe . |
| 26 | The reason is that most school libraries do not have and possibly never will have an adequate range of stock to satisfy the information needs of children in schools . |
| 27 | Moreover , many of the international deals that made US military action possible in the Gulf , were conceived of , or concluded during the UN World Summit for Children in September 1990 . |
| 28 | Accident injuries are also a major cause of morbidity in childhood , and the reason for a substantial proportion of hospital admissions among children in the 1–14 age groups ( Constantinides , 1987 ) . |
| 29 | Furthermore , although the effect of a short preceding interval is greatest upon infants ( as well as upon fetal life , as discussed later ) and is reduced progressively as the child ages , poor spacing does have adverse health and mortality consequences for children in the 1–4 year age range , too . |
| 30 | Good practice requires local authorities to give full consideration to the views of parents and children when deciding whether or not to offer day care services to children in need ( Guidance , vol 2 , para 3.5 ) . |