Sentence examples for would be pro from inspiring English sources

It would be pro bono.' " Ross Greenburg, the HBO major-domo, later defined King and pro bono as an oxymoron.

On Nov. 10, 1966, Mr. Mc Namara revealed that the So viets had deployed their Galosh missiles and indicated the United States reaction would be pro.

The Conservatives had been clear from the beginning that their official position would be No, but they had encouraged the Lib Dems to delude themselves that their opposition would be pro forma.

Postal employes would be given the right to bargain col lectively with postal manage ment over pay and working conditions, and final and binding arbitration would be pro vided in an impasse.

It would be pro economic growth, pro science and technology, pro being smart, and it would be pro enforcing the law.

"If legalisation meant education, I would be pro.

It would be pro-cyclical.

As Speaker, he would be "pro-active in encouraging consensus".

MARA LIASSON: And that would be pro-Iranian.

The Hamiltonian agenda would be pro-market, in its place, and pro-government, in its place.

It would be pro-business (the CBI loved that, naturally) – but "in a different way".