Sentences with phrase «in the hands of children»

Secondary income, or income earned on income from investments in the trust, will be taxed in the hands of the child.

A story about the power of curiosity in the hands of a child who is on a mission to use science to understand her world.

Every time you place a book in the hands of a child, you do the same thing.

The minute that we place a device in the hands of a child, it does not make them a digital native.

But the law also ensures that American taxpayer money isn't used for buying weapons or equipment that will end up in the hands of children forced to fight in conflicts around the globe.

Sure, we can place a tablet in the hands of children who have never seen a package label or a sign, and they will learn on their own.

The story has been used to help the teaching of writing and it is regularly seen in the hands of children during independent reading sessions.

Ultimately my objective is to get a quality product in the hands of the children.

The only people to blame for having violent games in the hands of children are the parents.

The annual events reach more than 25 million students and families and help put more than 100 million books in the hands of children.

The highly affordable price tag of just $ 159 almost makes it expendable, so parents are open to the idea of letting their kids play around with the device, even though the Amazon tablet is without any sort of special cladding to ensure the hardware remains safe in the hands of children.

L.A. Expanded: Notes from the West Coast A weekly column by Catherine Wagley «Giving a camera to Diane Arbus is like putting a live grenade in the hands of a child,» Norman Mailer infamously remarked in 1971, less than one year before Arbus died and over nine years after she snapped a photo of a scrawny blond boy who actually did have grenade in hand.

I think of the bright flags twirling in the hands of my children at the front of our church while they sing praises to God.

How about putting the offering plates in the hands of children or youth some Sunday if this is not normally done?

However, I agree, it is affirming to see the fruit of at - home - parent - care when you are getting so many messages from media, educators and peers that your child would be better off socially and intellectually in the hands of a child development professional.

Lock It Up — Anything that would be deadly in the hands of child should be locked up ALL THE TIME.

Given the enormity of trying to get more computers in the hands of children worldwide, Salvadore acknowledges, «there's enough room for a lot of competitors.»

What I find most exciting about this trend is the ability to get manipulatives back in the hands of children while simultaneously allowing them to interact with digital tools.

Placing an internet - enabled device in the hands of each child helps them escalate their productivity and information - fetching skills.

The big problem is that most adults have a tablet setup for themselves, meaning you're only a few clicks away from content or buying temptations that you don't want in the hands of your child.

Non-profit Worldreader kicked off a campaign Thursday aiming to put 1 million e-books in the hands of children across the planet, with a little help from players on one of the world's most popular sports teams.

This means you can put the Kindle in the hands of your child and buy books and have them delivered to their device to read.

It is unfair to an animal to place their welfare in the hands of a child who is expected to feed, walk and water them on a consistent basis.

The OLPC is a reality, and beta versions are already in the hands of children in launch countries.

«I am so glad KIDS in Distress will put our donations in the hands of children who really need them.»

By structuring the negotiation process and yet leaving the final resolution in the hands of the children themselves, this kind of intervention aims not only to improve conflict outcomes but also to help children understand each other and develop constructive ways to resolve conflicts.

For tax characteristics it's right up there with the TFSA & RRSP since not only is it tax deferred it is also taxed in the hands of your child who will probably be in a much lower tax bracket.

That meant that the simple act of putting a new book in the hands of a child each month created a nearly 30 percent increase in kindergarten readiness, according to the study conducted by Le Moyne College professors.

This week ASUS unveiled a brand - new Chromebook for the masses, but one that was also specifically tailor made to be safe in the hands of children.

«Giving a camera to Diane Arbus is like putting a live grenade in the hands of a child,» Norman Mailer infamously remarked in 1971, less than one year before Arbus died and over nine years after she snapped a photo of a scrawny blond boy who actually did have grenade in hand.

But Larson cautions it's not enough to just place laptops, tablets or digital reading devices in the hands of children.

Set parental controls such as disabling browser should you know your Kindle will end up in the hands of a child who you don't want to surf the web.

The fact that such a book is in the hands of our children is beyond belief.

The flickering wands burn at roughly 2,000 degrees, Adler noted, and often wind up in the hands of children.

Any old toy becomes irresistible the moment it's in the hands of another child.

These type of dangerous chemicals have no place in our communities and in the hands of our children.

Thus, computer systems that have been carefully crafted and selected by trained and experienced educationists for the purpose of stimulating learning in children will, in the hands of those children — at their own pace and in their own time — achieve the same effect as a teacher for many learning situations.

Your Oct. 14, 1998, article on gun violence, «In the Hands of Children,» was both timely and well done.

«We wanted to get this in the hands of children as quickly as we could so that we could redirect the project if necessary.

Income earned on that money would be taxed in the hands of the child.

Withdrawals while the child attends post secondary schooling are taxed in the hands of the child, which is advantageous because their income is likely low while attending school and therefore their marginal rate is low

The capital gains are taxed in the hands of the child and you can use these gains to increase the ACB.

IN - TRUST ACCOUNT We invest our children's Canada Child Tax Benefit (CCTB) and Universal Child Care Benefit (UTTB) payments in a separate In - Trust investment account because of a CRA ruling the distributions are taxed in the hands of the child.