Meanings of consider family in English

Climbing has given my husband and me a community that we consider family.

They want the proposed changes to the laws for dividing property after divorce to consider family violence.

Also consider family pooling, where family members who live with you could transfer their points to you.

Over 90 per cent of people consider family the most important thing in life, a survey revealed today.

Did she ever consider family therapy?

The present study has suggested that future interventions to prevent childhood thinness should consider family background as an important factor, especially in multi-child-families.

I wanted to ask him if sanctuary elephants stayed with the bodies of those they'd considered family.

Photo: Facebook "These companies say that promoting condoms is not considered family friendly," Mr Rich said.

It's a club he considers family.

She only said that to get close to him; he always had a weakness for those he considered family.

Kelly decides to hold a baptism ceremony for her kids, attended by the close friends she now considers family.

In my family, the children borne by all six women play together and are considered family without barrier or reservation.

"And some get to choose the people they consider family."

It was obviously no longer considered family viewing since Oireachtas Report was now scheduled for 2.30 a.m. tomorrow.

I've seen how strong a community Shelly is part of, and how getting clean would require her to leave behind those she considers family.

Mr O'Neill urged the community to consider families who have lost the most to and are in dire need of basics when relief supplies arrive.