Sentence examples for procreative potential from inspiring English sources

Instead, it is to channel the presumptive procreative potential of man-woman relationships into enduring marital unions so that if any children are born, they are more likely to be raised in stable family units by both their mothers and fathers".

In an "Open Letter to Religious Leaders on Marriage Equality", they call for "marriages based on responsibility, equity, and love, without restrictions based on the biological sex, procreative potential or sexual orientation of the partners".

Marriage creates the social norm "that potentially procreative sexual activity should occur in a long-term, cohabitative relationship".

First, each embryo created for procreative purposes is originally viewed as a potential child in the sense that each is a candidate for implantation and development into a mature human.

Procreative sex for the age of procreation fetish.

But all children suffer, and we remain a procreative race.

Cooper will argue that California indeed has a rational interest in upholding "procreative marriage".

Male and female complementarity allows them to unite "organically" as "a single procreative principle".

I did not demand that they prove that they intended to engage in procreative activity.

Such an obligation, Overall objects, "would make women into procreative serfs".

"Well, this film speaks about a woman's desire that is independent of her procreative faculties.