Definition of right-to-life in English:

right-to-life

adjective

another term for pro-life
Example sentencesExamples
- Consequently, the right-to-life movement, as it was called in the mid-1970s, got a late start.
- The right-to-life people, often accompanied by clergy, run into the prochoice people with the ‘sensible shoes’ all with large buttons and appropriate slogans.
- The Terri Schiavo case has pitted left against right and right-to-die supporters against right-to-life advocates.
- But now they're being fed all this information from these right-to-life activists that's fueling their little flame.
- ‘Michigan has one of the most active and best funded right-to-life movements,’ said Warren.
- At least one National MP is an unreconstructed right-to-life fanatic.
- I assume that he has never seen extremist rhetoric on posters carried by right-to-life protesters, or venomous language in letters to the editor condemning those who oppose the war.
- Only 40 percent described it as a right-to-life issue, while 54 percent say they considered it a scientific issue.
- The President's Council on Bioethics is generally thought to consist of a bevy of right-to-life right-wingers.
- Not that Robertson or anybody else shouldn't defend the right to life. Robertson should be commended for his strong support of right-to-life issues.
- The human rights and right-to-life activists are trying to stop the production of the Yukon Energy Paste, but so far the company has swayed the masses with their powers of persuasion.
- The Schindlers have drawn support from conservative Christians, and right-to-life and anti-abortion activists in their struggle to prolong their daughter's life.
- ‘There is intensity on the right-to-life side and they are the activists and the organizers,’ Green said.
- Outside it is remarkably subdued given the intensity of emotions here and given the involvement of very active so-called right-to-life groups, but there's been a consensus that the best way to be heard is speak quietly.
- And there, he said he saw a right-to-life film and that changed his life, he said.
- Now, in the X case, the right-to-life of the young girl, who was 14, was in direct conflict with the right-to-life of the foetus because she was suicidal and had threatened to commit suicide if her pregnancy were to continue.
- To seek the votes of the right-to-life caucus by mucking about with the excruciatingly complex and difficult task of reining in world population is as dangerous in its effect as it is tawdry in its motive.
- Having been raised in an evangelical church, I've heard many a right-to-life rant.
- In the endless right-to-life debate, compromise is difficult for pro-lifers because the strength of their side of the argument comes from its absolutism.
- On October 1 a Los Angeles-based right-to-life organization, The Center For Bio-Ethical Reform, filed a federal district court suit claiming that banning aerial advertising violates the First Amendment.

Derivatives

right-to-lifer

nounˌrʌɪttəˈlʌɪfəˌraɪtˌtəˈlaɪfər

The Monitor's editor told me that there are four groups in America that a journalist should be careful not to annoy: the right-to-lifers, the pro-abortionists, the pro-Israeli lobby and the National Rifle Association.
Example sentencesExamples
- Although there are atheist right-to-lifers, the militant leadership, organization and financial sponsorship of the antiabortion and ‘pro-family’ movements are religious.
- For years Republicans have scored points off the Democrats for refusing to let an ardent right-to-lifer address the 1992 convention.
- One doesn't have to be a right-to-lifer to feel squeamish about harvesting organs from a second-trimester fetus.
- By claiming that abortions take place in dirty facilities and cause such illnesses as depression and breast cancer, right-to-lifers realized they could subtly move the focus of the debate.

Definition of right-to-life in US English:

right-to-life

adjectiveˌraɪtˌtəˈlaɪfˌrītˌtəˈlīf

another term for pro-life
Example sentencesExamples
- In the endless right-to-life debate, compromise is difficult for pro-lifers because the strength of their side of the argument comes from its absolutism.
- At least one National MP is an unreconstructed right-to-life fanatic.
- To seek the votes of the right-to-life caucus by mucking about with the excruciatingly complex and difficult task of reining in world population is as dangerous in its effect as it is tawdry in its motive.
- The human rights and right-to-life activists are trying to stop the production of the Yukon Energy Paste, but so far the company has swayed the masses with their powers of persuasion.
- The Schindlers have drawn support from conservative Christians, and right-to-life and anti-abortion activists in their struggle to prolong their daughter's life.
- On October 1 a Los Angeles-based right-to-life organization, The Center For Bio-Ethical Reform, filed a federal district court suit claiming that banning aerial advertising violates the First Amendment.
- Not that Robertson or anybody else shouldn't defend the right to life. Robertson should be commended for his strong support of right-to-life issues.
- And there, he said he saw a right-to-life film and that changed his life, he said.
- ‘Michigan has one of the most active and best funded right-to-life movements,’ said Warren.
- I assume that he has never seen extremist rhetoric on posters carried by right-to-life protesters, or venomous language in letters to the editor condemning those who oppose the war.
- Outside it is remarkably subdued given the intensity of emotions here and given the involvement of very active so-called right-to-life groups, but there's been a consensus that the best way to be heard is speak quietly.
- Now, in the X case, the right-to-life of the young girl, who was 14, was in direct conflict with the right-to-life of the foetus because she was suicidal and had threatened to commit suicide if her pregnancy were to continue.
- The President's Council on Bioethics is generally thought to consist of a bevy of right-to-life right-wingers.
- Having been raised in an evangelical church, I've heard many a right-to-life rant.
- But now they're being fed all this information from these right-to-life activists that's fueling their little flame.
- ‘There is intensity on the right-to-life side and they are the activists and the organizers,’ Green said.
- The right-to-life people, often accompanied by clergy, run into the prochoice people with the ‘sensible shoes’ all with large buttons and appropriate slogans.
- Only 40 percent described it as a right-to-life issue, while 54 percent say they considered it a scientific issue.
- The Terri Schiavo case has pitted left against right and right-to-die supporters against right-to-life advocates.
- Consequently, the right-to-life movement, as it was called in the mid-1970s, got a late start.

单词	right-to-life
释义	Definition of right-to-life in English: right-to-life adjective another term for pro-life Example sentencesExamples Consequently, the right-to-life movement, as it was called in the mid-1970s, got a late start. The right-to-life people, often accompanied by clergy, run into the prochoice people with the ‘sensible shoes’ all with large buttons and appropriate slogans. The Terri Schiavo case has pitted left against right and right-to-die supporters against right-to-life advocates. But now they're being fed all this information from these right-to-life activists that's fueling their little flame. ‘Michigan has one of the most active and best funded right-to-life movements,’ said Warren. At least one National MP is an unreconstructed right-to-life fanatic. I assume that he has never seen extremist rhetoric on posters carried by right-to-life protesters, or venomous language in letters to the editor condemning those who oppose the war. Only 40 percent described it as a right-to-life issue, while 54 percent say they considered it a scientific issue. The President's Council on Bioethics is generally thought to consist of a bevy of right-to-life right-wingers. Not that Robertson or anybody else shouldn't defend the right to life. Robertson should be commended for his strong support of right-to-life issues. The human rights and right-to-life activists are trying to stop the production of the Yukon Energy Paste, but so far the company has swayed the masses with their powers of persuasion. The Schindlers have drawn support from conservative Christians, and right-to-life and anti-abortion activists in their struggle to prolong their daughter's life. ‘There is intensity on the right-to-life side and they are the activists and the organizers,’ Green said. Outside it is remarkably subdued given the intensity of emotions here and given the involvement of very active so-called right-to-life groups, but there's been a consensus that the best way to be heard is speak quietly. And there, he said he saw a right-to-life film and that changed his life, he said. Now, in the X case, the right-to-life of the young girl, who was 14, was in direct conflict with the right-to-life of the foetus because she was suicidal and had threatened to commit suicide if her pregnancy were to continue. To seek the votes of the right-to-life caucus by mucking about with the excruciatingly complex and difficult task of reining in world population is as dangerous in its effect as it is tawdry in its motive. Having been raised in an evangelical church, I've heard many a right-to-life rant. In the endless right-to-life debate, compromise is difficult for pro-lifers because the strength of their side of the argument comes from its absolutism. On October 1 a Los Angeles-based right-to-life organization, The Center For Bio-Ethical Reform, filed a federal district court suit claiming that banning aerial advertising violates the First Amendment. Derivatives right-to-lifer nounˌrʌɪttəˈlʌɪfəˌraɪtˌtəˈlaɪfər The Monitor's editor told me that there are four groups in America that a journalist should be careful not to annoy: the right-to-lifers, the pro-abortionists, the pro-Israeli lobby and the National Rifle Association. Example sentencesExamples Although there are atheist right-to-lifers, the militant leadership, organization and financial sponsorship of the antiabortion and ‘pro-family’ movements are religious. For years Republicans have scored points off the Democrats for refusing to let an ardent right-to-lifer address the 1992 convention. One doesn't have to be a right-to-lifer to feel squeamish about harvesting organs from a second-trimester fetus. By claiming that abortions take place in dirty facilities and cause such illnesses as depression and breast cancer, right-to-lifers realized they could subtly move the focus of the debate. Definition of right-to-life in US English: right-to-life adjectiveˌraɪtˌtəˈlaɪfˌrītˌtəˈlīf another term for pro-life Example sentencesExamples In the endless right-to-life debate, compromise is difficult for pro-lifers because the strength of their side of the argument comes from its absolutism. At least one National MP is an unreconstructed right-to-life fanatic. To seek the votes of the right-to-life caucus by mucking about with the excruciatingly complex and difficult task of reining in world population is as dangerous in its effect as it is tawdry in its motive. The human rights and right-to-life activists are trying to stop the production of the Yukon Energy Paste, but so far the company has swayed the masses with their powers of persuasion. The Schindlers have drawn support from conservative Christians, and right-to-life and anti-abortion activists in their struggle to prolong their daughter's life. On October 1 a Los Angeles-based right-to-life organization, The Center For Bio-Ethical Reform, filed a federal district court suit claiming that banning aerial advertising violates the First Amendment. Not that Robertson or anybody else shouldn't defend the right to life. Robertson should be commended for his strong support of right-to-life issues. And there, he said he saw a right-to-life film and that changed his life, he said. ‘Michigan has one of the most active and best funded right-to-life movements,’ said Warren. I assume that he has never seen extremist rhetoric on posters carried by right-to-life protesters, or venomous language in letters to the editor condemning those who oppose the war. Outside it is remarkably subdued given the intensity of emotions here and given the involvement of very active so-called right-to-life groups, but there's been a consensus that the best way to be heard is speak quietly. Now, in the X case, the right-to-life of the young girl, who was 14, was in direct conflict with the right-to-life of the foetus because she was suicidal and had threatened to commit suicide if her pregnancy were to continue. The President's Council on Bioethics is generally thought to consist of a bevy of right-to-life right-wingers. Having been raised in an evangelical church, I've heard many a right-to-life rant. But now they're being fed all this information from these right-to-life activists that's fueling their little flame. ‘There is intensity on the right-to-life side and they are the activists and the organizers,’ Green said. The right-to-life people, often accompanied by clergy, run into the prochoice people with the ‘sensible shoes’ all with large buttons and appropriate slogans. Only 40 percent described it as a right-to-life issue, while 54 percent say they considered it a scientific issue. The Terri Schiavo case has pitted left against right and right-to-die supporters against right-to-life advocates. Consequently, the right-to-life movement, as it was called in the mid-1970s, got a late start.
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