Example sentences of "and [noun] [prep] children [unc] " in BNC.

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1 Visual search is held to be multifaceted in nature , involving the growing regulation and interaction of children 's visual , linguistic and cognitive systems .
2 The latest painting is a colourful mural in Ballybeen Estate , where artist Ken Parker has incorporated ideas and images from children 's paintings at Ballybeen Activity Centre .
3 On sale at record shops and branches of Children 's World , the Boots subsidiary superstores on city outskirts , records and cassettes cost £7.99 , CDs £10.77 .
4 Once the enhancement is one full-time teacher or more , then a whole range of managerial roles and strategies becomes available because it is possible to combine full-time class responsibility — which many heads see as vital to the integrity and continuity of children 's education — with substantial cross-school management , development and support .
5 The language curriculum is again the focus ; specifically the nature , scope and development of children 's writing abilities .
6 It should go without saying that questions about the purposes and character of children 's learning are of fundamental importance not just to teachers but also to those who undertake the task of constructing the policies and strategies through which teachers ' ideas and practices are shaped .
7 N and s and men 's , n and s in children 's and d and s in wards .
8 To compare the latest rates and conditions on children 's accounts , look at Blay 's Money Master monthly tables at your local reference library .
9 To compare the latest rates and conditions on children 's accounts , look at Blay 's Money Master monthly tables at your local reference library .
10 To compare the latest rates and conditions on children 's accounts , look at Blay 's Money Master monthly tables at your local reference library .
11 The contribution of parents and teachers to children 's achievement in the infant school
12 The project aims to provide and analysis of children 's understanding of television which will enable broadcasters and educationalists to respond constructively to public concern about the ‘ effects ’ of the medium .
13 Miscue analysis entails a systematic record and evaluation of children 's ‘ errors ’ when reading aloud from texts which are not well known to them and which are not at their reading frustration level .
14 New guidelines on restraining young people , due next week , will call on social services to put more emphasis on control and discipline in children 's homes , and less on therapy .
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