Sentence examples for pro rule from inspiring English sources

"We are not anti-immigration, we are law enforcement agents and are pro rule of law".

The idea that reform of our immigration movement can be boiled down to two factions of the pro-enforcement, pro rule of law vs. pro-amnesty groups is preposterous.

Faith Goldy, an excellent candidate for Toronto mayor, pro Rule of Law, pro Make Canada Safe Again, pro balanced budget, &...BEST of all, Pro Western Civilization and a fighter for our values.

"Faith Goldy, an excellent candidate for Toronto mayor, pro Rule of Law, pro Make Canada Safe Again, pro balanced budget, &...BEST of all, Pro Western Civilization and a fighter for our values," King tweeted.

OPP must counter PRO's argument and does so with the same logic as PRO (Rule 9 from Table 1): the experiments are using different parts of EMAP:151, so Hoxb1 can be both expressed and not expressed, and therefore it is not expressed (Fig. 6).

In international play, that does not result in a technical foul, as it does under college and pro rules in the United States.

George Mikan, the Minneapolis Lakers center who was the first superstar in modern professional basketball and a player so big and so dominant that college and pro rules were changed in an effort to handcuff him, died Wednesday at a rehabilitation center in Scottsdale, Ariz.

Pro-rule-of-law policies are not extreme or nativist; they are the foundation of the United States.

Stacks of pro-rule comments were identical letters from members of Gun Owners of America, which told its members "if we win this, we can expose all the phony science used to justify many restrictions on firearms ownership".

The pro-enforcement movement is not anti-Hispanic; it is pro-rule-of-law.

The taxable implications of converting a non-deductible IRA may appear minor, since you funded with after-tax money (as opposed to deductible IRA or pretax company retirement plans), but be aware that the pro rata rule requires you to include all traditional IRAs in computing the percentage of the conversion that is taxable.