Sentence examples similar to pro conception from inspiring English sources

You can call yourself a "pro-conception-to-birth, indifferent-to-life conservative".

"Its pro-market conception is standard Republican orthodoxy".

Then-Chairman Howard Dean welcomed consistent pro-lifers (we're pro-life from conception to death, so we resonate with Democratic-style safety nets and environmental policies).

Jeanne Monahan, the president of the March for Life Education and Defense Fund, which organizes the march, said that as a Catholic in the anti-abortion movement, "We absolutely support the idea of being pro-life from conception to natural death".

Cain clarified his stance Sunday on CBS's "Face the Nation," saying he is "pro-life from conception, period".

"I am pro-life, from conception to natural death," said Glasscock, who also cited the "the fiscal cost" of capital punishment.

The first two stages of justifying the political conception are the pro tanto and full justification stages, which occur only when citizens both construct a political conception of justice from shared considered judgments (the pro tanto stage) and accept the political conception from within their comprehensive doctrines (the full justification stage).

For pro-lifers, it is about a moral belief that all life is sacred from conception; for the pro-choice lobby, it is about not denying options to women who only discover at their 20-week scan that their baby has severe abnormalities, or to teenagers too frightened to come forward early, or to those pushed over the threshold by long waiting lists for NHS terminations.

(In this context, recall Barney Frank's quip that to pro-lifers, "life begins at conception and ends at birth").. Kellyanne adds that there's generally been a pro-life shift in America, probably because of the vividness of sonograms (liberals should admit that -- her words -- "the fetus beat us").

Kansas lawmakers have approved an anti-abortion bill that defines life as starting at conception and bans pro-choice organisation Planned Parenthood from distributing sex education material in schools.

Spokesman Alex Siciliano told us by email: "The federal proposal in question simply states that life begins at conception, as most pro-life Americans believe, with no change to contraception laws".