Definition of pro-family in English:

pro-family

adjective

Promoting family life and traditional moral values.
this is a pro-family initiative that promises to curb divorces
Example sentencesExamples
- It is pro-family, uniting those gay family members with their siblings and parents in the unifying ritual of civil marriage.
- The tax cut increases the child tax credit from $500 to $1,000 over several years-a good pro-family initiative.
- The Democrats aren't perceived as the pro-family party.
- An understanding of the structural roots of family and gender shifts is essential if we are to reclaim ‘family values’ and develop a pragmatic, progressive, pro-family agenda.
- Socially progressive, pro-business but anti-corporate, pro-family but anti ‘conservative family values’, we are a diverse and dynamic group of people who deserve to be heard.
- And in a matter of time, there will be 100 million active evangelical voters who will, every year, every election year, decide the pro-life, pro-family candidate's elected.
- It's a pro-family position, and economics and standard of living really does not enter into it.
- A Virginia pro-family advocate says the people who helped re-elect President Bush don't support homosexual relationships - the administration apparently does.
- A pro-family government wouldn't use family payments to penalise women who want to work and contribute a few dollars a week to the family income.
- As a pro-family and pro-life leader, Gary is held to a higher standard.
- The new favored term is ‘the pro-family movement,’ but that's so overtly propagandistic - secularists are anti-family?
- These believers express a desire for political authority, but only of the type supportive of pro-family social nucleus and traditionally-bound, regulated liberties.
- But the truth is that they're not pro-family, their only pro-families that look like theirs.
- It is the most pro-family measure imaginable - keeping families together, building new ones, strengthening the ties between generations.
- For many pro-family voters, protecting traditional marriage ranks ahead of the economy and job creation.
- Prism, the monthly published by Evangelicals for Social Action, has called the series ‘the most pro-family, God-preoccupied, home-based program on television.’
- Equal Rights Washington, a group advocating equal treatment for gays, said marriage is ‘a pro-family ideal ‘that should be available to all.’
- Please ask all faithful Catholics you know to arrange to have Masses said for pro-life and pro-family victories at the polls this Nov. 2004.
- Other voices are then heard: feminists, family therapists, Christian pro-family movements, economists, and the civil society.
- Notice here how being pro-family and being gay-friendly are not exclusive categories.

Definition of pro-family in US English:

pro-family

adjectiveprōˈfam(ə)lēproʊˈfæm(ə)li

Promoting family life and traditional moral values.
this is a pro-family initiative that promises to curb divorces
Example sentencesExamples
- The Democrats aren't perceived as the pro-family party.
- Please ask all faithful Catholics you know to arrange to have Masses said for pro-life and pro-family victories at the polls this Nov. 2004.
- The tax cut increases the child tax credit from $500 to $1,000 over several years-a good pro-family initiative.
- A pro-family government wouldn't use family payments to penalise women who want to work and contribute a few dollars a week to the family income.
- An understanding of the structural roots of family and gender shifts is essential if we are to reclaim ‘family values’ and develop a pragmatic, progressive, pro-family agenda.
- It's a pro-family position, and economics and standard of living really does not enter into it.
- Notice here how being pro-family and being gay-friendly are not exclusive categories.
- For many pro-family voters, protecting traditional marriage ranks ahead of the economy and job creation.
- These believers express a desire for political authority, but only of the type supportive of pro-family social nucleus and traditionally-bound, regulated liberties.
- Prism, the monthly published by Evangelicals for Social Action, has called the series ‘the most pro-family, God-preoccupied, home-based program on television.’
- And in a matter of time, there will be 100 million active evangelical voters who will, every year, every election year, decide the pro-life, pro-family candidate's elected.
- Socially progressive, pro-business but anti-corporate, pro-family but anti ‘conservative family values’, we are a diverse and dynamic group of people who deserve to be heard.
- A Virginia pro-family advocate says the people who helped re-elect President Bush don't support homosexual relationships - the administration apparently does.
- Equal Rights Washington, a group advocating equal treatment for gays, said marriage is ‘a pro-family ideal ‘that should be available to all.’
- The new favored term is ‘the pro-family movement,’ but that's so overtly propagandistic - secularists are anti-family?
- But the truth is that they're not pro-family, their only pro-families that look like theirs.
- It is pro-family, uniting those gay family members with their siblings and parents in the unifying ritual of civil marriage.
- It is the most pro-family measure imaginable - keeping families together, building new ones, strengthening the ties between generations.
- As a pro-family and pro-life leader, Gary is held to a higher standard.
- Other voices are then heard: feminists, family therapists, Christian pro-family movements, economists, and the civil society.

单词	pro-family
释义	Definition of pro-family in English: pro-family adjective US Promoting family life and traditional moral values. this is a pro-family initiative that promises to curb divorces Example sentencesExamples It is pro-family, uniting those gay family members with their siblings and parents in the unifying ritual of civil marriage. The tax cut increases the child tax credit from $500 to $1,000 over several years-a good pro-family initiative. The Democrats aren't perceived as the pro-family party. An understanding of the structural roots of family and gender shifts is essential if we are to reclaim ‘family values’ and develop a pragmatic, progressive, pro-family agenda. Socially progressive, pro-business but anti-corporate, pro-family but anti ‘conservative family values’, we are a diverse and dynamic group of people who deserve to be heard. And in a matter of time, there will be 100 million active evangelical voters who will, every year, every election year, decide the pro-life, pro-family candidate's elected. It's a pro-family position, and economics and standard of living really does not enter into it. A Virginia pro-family advocate says the people who helped re-elect President Bush don't support homosexual relationships - the administration apparently does. A pro-family government wouldn't use family payments to penalise women who want to work and contribute a few dollars a week to the family income. As a pro-family and pro-life leader, Gary is held to a higher standard. The new favored term is ‘the pro-family movement,’ but that's so overtly propagandistic - secularists are anti-family? These believers express a desire for political authority, but only of the type supportive of pro-family social nucleus and traditionally-bound, regulated liberties. But the truth is that they're not pro-family, their only pro-families that look like theirs. It is the most pro-family measure imaginable - keeping families together, building new ones, strengthening the ties between generations. For many pro-family voters, protecting traditional marriage ranks ahead of the economy and job creation. Prism, the monthly published by Evangelicals for Social Action, has called the series ‘the most pro-family, God-preoccupied, home-based program on television.’ Equal Rights Washington, a group advocating equal treatment for gays, said marriage is ‘a pro-family ideal ‘that should be available to all.’ Please ask all faithful Catholics you know to arrange to have Masses said for pro-life and pro-family victories at the polls this Nov. 2004. Other voices are then heard: feminists, family therapists, Christian pro-family movements, economists, and the civil society. Notice here how being pro-family and being gay-friendly are not exclusive categories. Definition of pro-family in US English: pro-family adjectiveprōˈfam(ə)lēproʊˈfæm(ə)li US Promoting family life and traditional moral values. this is a pro-family initiative that promises to curb divorces Example sentencesExamples The Democrats aren't perceived as the pro-family party. Please ask all faithful Catholics you know to arrange to have Masses said for pro-life and pro-family victories at the polls this Nov. 2004. The tax cut increases the child tax credit from $500 to $1,000 over several years-a good pro-family initiative. A pro-family government wouldn't use family payments to penalise women who want to work and contribute a few dollars a week to the family income. An understanding of the structural roots of family and gender shifts is essential if we are to reclaim ‘family values’ and develop a pragmatic, progressive, pro-family agenda. It's a pro-family position, and economics and standard of living really does not enter into it. Notice here how being pro-family and being gay-friendly are not exclusive categories. For many pro-family voters, protecting traditional marriage ranks ahead of the economy and job creation. These believers express a desire for political authority, but only of the type supportive of pro-family social nucleus and traditionally-bound, regulated liberties. Prism, the monthly published by Evangelicals for Social Action, has called the series ‘the most pro-family, God-preoccupied, home-based program on television.’ And in a matter of time, there will be 100 million active evangelical voters who will, every year, every election year, decide the pro-life, pro-family candidate's elected. Socially progressive, pro-business but anti-corporate, pro-family but anti ‘conservative family values’, we are a diverse and dynamic group of people who deserve to be heard. A Virginia pro-family advocate says the people who helped re-elect President Bush don't support homosexual relationships - the administration apparently does. Equal Rights Washington, a group advocating equal treatment for gays, said marriage is ‘a pro-family ideal ‘that should be available to all.’ The new favored term is ‘the pro-family movement,’ but that's so overtly propagandistic - secularists are anti-family? But the truth is that they're not pro-family, their only pro-families that look like theirs. It is pro-family, uniting those gay family members with their siblings and parents in the unifying ritual of civil marriage. It is the most pro-family measure imaginable - keeping families together, building new ones, strengthening the ties between generations. As a pro-family and pro-life leader, Gary is held to a higher standard. Other voices are then heard: feminists, family therapists, Christian pro-family movements, economists, and the civil society.
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