Examples of using Children whose in English and their translations into Slovak
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Children whose parents read to them more frequently show more complex brain activity,
disabled people and children whose parents died while serving the Motherland.
The objective is to provide access to education to children whose parents or guardians cannot afford paying tuition fees
She worried the curfew may prevent children whose parents work late from trick-or-treating,
One is for orphanage for children whose parents died for HIV/AIDS.
Here we generally focus on Vulnerable and Orphans Children whose Parents have died of HIV/AIDS.
Research shows that children whose parents demonstrate love to them verses children whose parents don't actually have bigger brains(source).
We are most concerned about children whose parents died of HIV/AIDS.
A child specialist refers to a mental health practitioner who provides a mental therapy to children whose parents are involved in separation
UNICEF was established to bring help and hope to children whose lives and futures were at risk.
UNICEF was established in the aftermath of World War II to help children whose lives and futures were at risk- no matter what country they were from.
We do not deliver interest-based advertising to children whose birthdate in their BizzCloud account identifies them as under 18 years of age.
The US government have paid out millions of dollars to children whose autism followed vaccine-induced brain damage.
It also concluded that there was a strong risk for childhood leukemia for children whose fathers' intake of hot dogs was 12 or more per month before conception.
Once Jesus rebuked his disciples because they sent away the children whose parents brought them to Him to be blessed.
Children whose mothers suffered from abuse as a child more likely to have emotional and behavioral difficulties.
All four Galileo satellites are named after those children whose drawings won the Galileo Drawing Competition in 2011.
Young children whose needs are met learn that the world is trustworthy.
The ideal is represented by a family of twelve children whose parents cannot even properly support them,