Sentences with phrase «family values message»

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You feel that moment of how sad it is, but you also feel that moment of how this family values this Evergram, and that they want to be collecting messages for their daughter.

In the open letter, Engstrom and Franklin write, «Limits on the movement immigrants — including lawful visa holders — into the U.S. based on their nationality or religion not only seed fear and uncertainty for our friends, families, and co-workers, but are also antithetical to American values and sends the message that the U.S. is no longer open for innovation.

Trump delivered a stirring leadership message, emphasizing the importance of God, freedom, strong families, and democratic values.

But experts on religion and politics say the message to one particular subculture — evangelical Iowans — is clear: Mitt Romney may be Mormon, but he shares evangelical Christian values, including a rock - solid commitment to family, and counts high - profile evangelicals like the Pawlentys as friends and supporters.

Kitzie's message: each of us is unique and have traits that are valued by families.

(This is first in part of a new series on the blog called «Author Interview» where I speak with authors of children's books — books that reflect upon Muslim values, fosters family relations, talk against racism, inclusivity of all racial / ethnic groups and overall gives a positive message to our young -LSB-...]

It is long overdue for him to put our money where his mouth is and honour the longstanding Conservative pledge to restore a transferable married couple's tax allowance and send out a clear message that we value marriage and family socially and financially.

i have a love for all sports and being outside.I love my family and was raised with old school values if this sound like something you like message me.

With its catchy, singalong soundtrack and feelgood family - values message, Pixar's latest project is a glittering return to non-franchise form after 2015's lacklustre The Good Dinosaur.

Kung Fu Panda 2 is never less than obvious, with its family - value message and more - of - the - same formula.

But «Barbershop: The Next Cut» stays on message about community pride, family values and personal responsibility.

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Building in time for family not only affirms the importance of ones personal life, but it also sends a message to others about what is valued.

So our message is this: The success that we've had, we've only had it because of our grandparents and parents, who taught us about the importance of family, of family values, the importance of education, and the importance of playing by the rules.

As an advocate, you should work to become familiar with the issues at your local library, spread the library's message (online and in print), stay abreast of library issues, lobby your legislators, and tell your friends, family and community about why you love and value your library — word of mouth goes a long way!

But those who score high for «openness» or traditional values are more likely to receive a message that promotes hunting as a family activity, perhaps accompanied by an image of a father taking his son duck hunting.

While some of today's music may not align with our family values, there are some songs that offer positive messages about the broad facets of sexuality.

What values, beliefs or cultural messages did you receive about families?

We've grown up with messages and values from family, friends and society about what is «okay» and «not okay» relationally.