We're a
family unit and we lead by example," she said.
Last month, about 7,100
family units and 2,235 unaccompanied minors were apprehended in the Rio Grande Valley.
These emotions can manifest and impact greatly on the
family unit's health.
The most common answers respondents give in essence repeat some variant of the word "family" -- the
family unit, family structure, and strong families.
It argued that even if the brothers were members of the same family, neither their parents nor grandparents were alive during the three-year testing period preceding the transaction; thus, there was no
family unit to be treated as a single shareholder.
Another speaker, Mark Chester of the YMCA, explores family dynamics showing how important it is for fathers to become involved with learning within the
family unit.
Young approvingly quotes David Boaz's suggestion that polyamorists wait to get legal marital recognition until "all special laws related to marriage [cease] to exist." A group marriage would be considered too upsetting to the "social order and the raising of children." Not too long ago, however, homosexuals were considered an unfit
family unit. If bisexuals can't even decide which sex to sleep with, how are we supposed to choose whether to marry one or the other?
And in the film the scheduled, automated replacement of family members posits the
family unit as a template rather than a unique community.
"It's a total
family unit. One doesn't come without the other."
The negative effects of parental divorce upon children depend upon many factors, including the age and sex of the child at the time of the marital dissolution, the amount of conflict within the
family unit, and the degree of cooperation between the divorced or separated parents (Dacey & Travers, 2002).
Thus, family members are conscripted by insurance companies and hospitals alike to do their work without reimbursement, without regard to jobs, schooling or financial outcome to
family unit. Such is the everyday scam, dressed up in Sunday best verbiage such as "medical necessity," good utilization or coverage.