21.   Still, newspapers said many children recently dropped out of school because their parents could not afford school lunches, textbooks, uniforms and other expenses.

22.   That poverty means Roma parents cannot afford the books, televisions or computers that might inform their children about the world, or even the rest of Hungarian society.

23.   The four boys and three girls are three months old and are still in hospital because their parents cannot afford to take them home and care for them.

24.   The only students attending classes these days are those, like Marika, whose parents can afford to pay private tuition.

25.   With that support, parents can afford to think of the long term benefits of educated children.

26.   Thousands of children could not attend school at all because their parents cannot afford fees, it said.

27.   Madrassas in Pakistan provide free education, food and board to poor children whose parents cannot afford to pay fees at state-run or privately owned schools.

28.   Madrassas traditionally provide free education, food and board to poor children whose parents cannot afford to pay normal school fees.