pro-family

pro·-family (prō′fam′ə lē, -fam′lē)

adjective

that favors or benefits families
that promotes or protects the well-being of the family, esp. the nuclear family, as a social unit

Modifies a noun

group: He proposed that pro-family groups and videogame retailer representatives attend a summit in an attempt to fix the current videogame rating and enforcement system.
activist: For instance the no personal attacks get lower auto some pro-family activists.
movement: Her death is a great loss to the pro-family movement.
candidate: Approximately 450,000 voters went to the polls, and 60 percent of 130 pro-family candidates won election.
policy: As a result, pro-family public policies are more strongly linked to extreme militarism in Italy than almost anywhere in the world.

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