Sentences with phrase «nuclear families»

In the wake of raising inflation, change in lifestyle patterns and move to nuclear families, life insurance should be the first step in financial planning.

It offers the benefits to both extended and nuclear families, including individuals.

With the growth of time, there has been an increased growth of nuclear families in India.

The Bharti AXA Health Insurance online plans are available for people below 55 years, for all types of nuclear families.

39 The German and Italian Governments emphasise that Mr O and Mr M do not form part of the nuclear families of the Union citizens concerned, since they are not the biological fathers of the children and the children are not dependent on them.

Perhaps part of the required culture shift is to break down the walls of the western idea of nuclear families and start strengthening the role of extended family members in nurturing family wellness.

Subjects include a pair of Playboy bunnies; nuclear families; couples out for the evening; a send - up of Manet's «Olympia»; and «Madam,» a woman in a strapless, kaleidoscopically patterned cocktail dress.

Gibbs sampling - based segregation analysis of asthma - associated quantitative traits in a population - based sample of nuclear families.

The ideal nuclear families consist of the dam, sire, their parents and as many siblings as possible, affected or not.

Now as nuclear families break down and are replaced by a greater proportion of singles without children, some insurance markets are weakening (life) and others are strengthening (annuities, personal lines, individual heath and disability).

Growing up in a leafy Delaware suburb, McBride recounts her childhood as mimicking Leave it to Beaver because of the tight - knit community she grew up in, full of traditional nuclear families.

Around 1956, she quit the business and began taking the forthright, unstaged portraits that made her famous, shooting in black and white the very young and the very old, mixed - race couples and nuclear families, millionaires, movie stars, bums, and sideshow freaks.

Staying for the services are Violet's sister Mattie Fae (Martindale, Win Win), three daughters, and their nuclear families.

Like many early Spielberg flicks — E.T., Jaws, Close Encounters of the Third Kind — Poltergeist has a natural feel for the tempos and politics of nuclear families and their suburban existence.

And in order to prevent the formation of any nuclear families, orgies were the order of the day, and no one was allowed to mate with the same person for more than two nights in a row.

«Parenthood,» at 10 on Channel 7, is a fairly promising ensemble dramedy that shows TV expanding beyond an emphasis on nuclear families to look at broader family systems reaching from ages 5 to 75.

Parenthood is a fairly promising ensemble dramedy that shows TV expanding beyond an emphasis on nuclear families to look at broader family systems reaching from ages 5 to 75.

Crumbling nuclear families are a well - worn movie genre; you could even add «in Manhattan» to that description and the examples would be many.

The essential difference between humans and chimpanzees is that we form nuclear families, whereas chimps, so human in many ways, have no such institution.

There may be an underlying lesson here for Dominica's more industrialized neighbors: Although nuclear families are the bedrock of Western societies, they're also prone to rifts and tremors — and children tend to fall through the cracks.

This is almost twice the radioactivity released at Chernobyl, according to Plutopia: Nuclear Families, Atomic Cities, and the Great Soviet and American Plutonium Disasters, by Kate Brown, a history professor at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County.

Mr. Bratton said on MSNBC's «Morning Joe» yesterday that he had read Daniel Patrick Moynihan's treatise on race relations, compiled 50 years ago for the Lyndon Johnson administration, and agreed with its conclusions — that the absence nuclear families in black communities contributed greatly to their social and economic struggles.

With the joint family system disappearing over the horizon and nuclear families jumping into the fray, young parents get limited help these days in caring for their babies.

Same goes for age - graded schools, parenting done solely within nuclear families, and other cultural institutions and practices that are still relatively new even in Western societies.

Then we went through a phase instead of extended families, nuclear families became the «ideal», and parents demanded that other people NOT discipline their children.

We should situate fathers» effects in social and individual context, whereby (say) effects may be more pronounced and important in isolated nuclear families in low - fertility high social capital contexts, but less visible in extended families with higher fertility and more substitutable forms of childcare.

Today's nuclear families are often isolated from this kind of familial / community intimacy.

Her 2014 book, «Family Breakdown» received a great deal of criticism due to her claim that there was «undisputed evidence» that sleepovers with those not the child's primary caregiver, including divorced fathers, could cause emotional damage in comparisons to regular nuclear families.

Since fewer of us in America are in traditional nuclear families, why wouldn't we want a president who reflects who we actually are — beyond just a man of color like President Obama or a woman like presidential - hopeful Hillary Clinton.

But the U.S. is not a nation of nuclear families anymore.

A: For such a long time, many houses and neighborhoods and zoning regulations were all developed on the model of nuclear families living in single - family detached homes out in the suburbs.

But don't expect to see the Norman Rockwell - style images of nuclear families on your television screen, or the laughing bikini - and - board - short clad teenagers that have been the hallmark of Coca - Cola's summer marketing campaigns ever since the 1950s.

Jim Wehde, I think it is clear that throughout human history societies are made stronger when there is a strong foundation of nuclear families.

As a celibate woman observing families from the outside, it often seems like folks are solely focused on their own nuclear families.

The house is rectangular with many well - designed apartments to accommodate many nuclear families from the same lineage.

The house is rectangular, with many well - designed portions to accommodate many nuclear families from the same lineage.

Resistance to all that threatens autonomy and security of the nuclear families and liberation toward achieving the welfare and honor of the whole household exhibits the dynamic of this mission.

Christ was born, he preached, to a world as disparate as shepherds and kings, not merely to nuclear families, and the way the church witnessed God's new embrace at Christmas should be by congregation - wide Communion, not private huddles at the altar.

The new industrial cities created enormous freedom: people moved to the cities and lived there alone, or with their nuclear families, but without the significant community ties that simultaneously offered moral guidance and limited their choices.

In their introduction to Domestic Revolution: A Social History of Domestic Family Life (Free Press, 1987) Steven Mintz and Susan Kellogg paint a portrait of family life today: Today the term «family» is no longer attached exclusively to conjugal or nuclear families comprising a husband, wife, and their dependent children.

During its plenary sessions the recent conference «Families 2000» came dangerously close to suggesting that in response to family disintegration, individualism and loneliness the church should become the new family surrogate, a warm and accepting replacement for the puny, broken and disappearing nuclear families whose remains are strewn across the social landscape.

This sentence seems to refer to all nuclear families; it really refers only to traditional families.

The so - called traditional or modern family was nuclear, but not all nuclear families are traditional.

Daniel and Elizabeth's experience (and that of couples like them) makes an important truth very clear: The current practice of middle - class American marriage, with its atomized nuclear families, sparse and carefully spaced offspring, and long empty - nesting period before grandchildren arrive, is a recipe for dissatisfaction.

Today the term «family» is no longer attached exclusively to conjugal or nuclear families comprising a husband, wife, and their dependent children.

They found that whites were overly associated with categories like nostalgia (craftspeople and tradition), natural (wholesome foods, agriculture) and the stereotypical nuclear family.

I hope to convince J.D. that while I grew up with very liberal, Jewish parents (dad from South America) in California, and in a nuclear family without alcohol or violence, I experienced surprisingly similar parallels to many of J.D.'s societal views — even if we may have drawn moderately different conclusions about the underlying solutions.

Employees born in the 1960s formed their earliest memories during the time when cultural traumas like assassinations, protests, war, impeachment and riots shook the nuclear family.

The idea of not being violent towards women has evolved a very long time ago, when strong violent men posed a serious threat to women and subsequently to the nuclear family strucutre, aka REPRODUCITION.

Stats prove that people growing up in the nuclear family have a much better chance of success.