Example sentences of "[noun] for child " in BNC.
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| 1 | Britain seriously lags behind its continental neighbours in provision for child care for working parents . |
| 2 | So , for example , instead of concentrating resources on child benefit , it may be more sensible to increase provision for child care , so women may enter the job market . |
| 3 | Would the minister like to say , like to welcome that initiative but also to ensure that the money which the South Thames tech are going to be able to put into that will be able to continue and not only continue in that one but to allow the increase of this after school provision so that those many women in my constituency and who , the many women in South London who are unemployed , will have the opportunity to get back to work and get back to training with that very necessary provision for child care . |
| 4 | It is this emphasis on supplementary rather than substitute care ( Davis , 1981 ) , growing out of a recognition of the fundamentally shared nature of parenting , which should be the driving force behind a new direction for child care policy . |
| 5 | Attacking Men To Attack Women and Children : Government plans for child maintenance . |
| 6 | Within this group are the ‘ problem families ’ , always on the edge of pauperism and crime , riddled with mental and physical defects , in and out of the Courts for child neglect , a menace to the community of which the gravity is out of all proportion to their numbers . |
| 7 | It is a new legal framework for child care and came about as a result of lessons learnt from Lord enquiry into child abuse in Cleveland in 1987 . |
| 8 | Clearly the very notion that responsibility for child development is best shared among a range of people , with stimuli for education and play , attention for health matters and so on deliberately shared between parents and professionals , has immediate implications for the public response when families encounter difficulties in child care . |
| 9 | Central responsibility for child care rests with the Department of Social Security through the personal Social Services division . |
| 10 | At local level , responsibility for child care rests with the social services committees of the local authorities . |
| 11 | There is a particular need for teachers with special responsibility for child protection to be trained in multi-agency working and procedures . |
| 12 | It seemed that as mothers had usually hitherto had primary responsibility for child care , they were less likely than single fathers to neglect this function when trying to combine it with the role of breadwinner ( Harris et al. , 1986 ) . |
| 13 | The board yesterday decided to close 11 of its 77 community clinics after it was told that studies had shown that doctors ' practices were taking on responsibility for child health surveillance . |
| 14 | INTERVIEW RULES FOR CHILD PROTECTION |
| 15 | In the public sphere he served terms of office as president of the British Psycho-Analytical Society ( twice ) , chairman of the Medical Section of the British Psychological Society , president of the Paediatric Section of the Royal Society of Medicine , and president of the Association for Child Psychology and Psychiatry . |
| 16 | It was revealed later that they are to be held outside Liverpool at one of Britain 's four special secure units for child offenders . |
| 17 | The Health Secretary , Virginia Bottomley , authorised their placement in special secure units for child offenders , outside Liverpool . |
| 18 | In doing so the ‘ enlightenment ’ that can be gained from research in helping us develop good child care policy and practice should be just that which should inform good policy and practice for child abuse . |
| 19 | The figure for child deaths was 2.4 per 100,000 of the population , one of the worst statistics in the European Community , at 31 per cent . |
| 20 | She was awarded her fellowship of the British Psychological Society in early recognition of her distinguished work for child guidance in Scotland . |
| 21 | Er , why ca n't they just look at , er do a means test for child benefit ? |
| 22 | Peers back panel plan for child refugees |
| 23 | Its child protection procedures have information about what to do if a child is worried about HIV , and how to make an appropriate referral if HIV/AIDS came up as an issue for child who has been sexually abused . |
| 24 | Does the Minister recall that we on these Benches have advocated provision for tax vouchers for child care in the past three Finance Bills ? |
| 25 | There is , so far as I know , no solid evidence for any of these beliefs ; nor is there much to show that the family is , in fact , changing in its significance within society or in its psychological implications for child upbringing , albeit that pressures upon it are increasing just as they are upon individuals by reason of the increasing complication and tempo of life in Western society . |
| 26 | Birth order has implications for child morbidity as well as mortality , and the adverse effect has been observed in both developed and developing countries . |
| 27 | None of the leading players in this drama doubts the need for child protection . |
| 28 | The differences between the two value positions outlined are somewhat blurred by the apparent consensus on certain general points — the primacy of the child 's welfare as a guiding principle , the need for child removal in some cases , and the need for broad preventive , parent-support policies . |
| 29 | Research should begin in 1986 in two areas that have received only minimal research attention : the education of children in care and the effects of major social , economic and demographic trends on the need for child care and the nature of the services provided . |
| 30 | They expound their policy of minimal state interference to find the ‘ least detrimental available alternative ’ — one in which child placement and procedure for child placement ‘ maximises , in accord with the child 's sense of time , the child 's opportunity for being wanted and for maintaining on a continuous , unconditional and permanent basis , a relationship with at least one adult who is or will become the child 's psychological parent ’ ( Goldstein et al. , 1979 , p. 189 ) . |