Meanings of sending children in English

What society lets families fear deportation for sending children to school?

The tradition of sending children to religious schools dates to the 17th century.

What had they come to, sending children into the field?

The most prevalent barriers were location, cost, and concern about sending children to overnight camp.

She's learned to stomach sending children into battle, but she'll never abide the loss of whole planets.

The custom of sending children to work from the time they can earn sixpence a-week, renders education impossible.

For parents, sending children off to college for the first time can be a time of quiet anxiety.

He said working parents that couldn't accommodate home learning needed to have the option of sending children to school.

Getting a job, getting a mate, raising children, sending children to college to get a job, a mate, children.

It says nobody will be checking if parents are sending children to school even though they are working from home.

A huge demand has risen for free sports programs, as many parents cannot afford sending children to camp, he added.

But as its popularity soars, so too do the risks with reports of adults sending children disturbing and explicit texts.

My childhood heroine, Mrs. Smith-Pearse, spoke on the tapes of the agony of sending children sent home to be educated.

It will tip the balance in favour of this, instead of sending children to live with relatives for short periods.

Conservatives have accused teachers' unions of slowing down Britain's economic recovery by frightening parents away from sending children back to school.

However, with increasingeconomic and emotional pressures on families, sending children away fortheir second-level schooling appears to be creeping back into vogue.