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The phrase "ability to get married" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's legal or social capacity to enter into marriage.
Example: "The new law enhances the ability to get married for same-sex couples in the state."
Alternatives: "capacity to marry" or "right to marry".
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"Your ability to get married goes down if you can't get a good job.
This is why gay people want to have the ability to get married.
Why would you want to deny someone of your own sexual orientation the ability to get married?
"So when I hear LGBT people saying the same thing: 'I don't think gay and lesbian people should get married', is it different from slaves saying: 'I don't think slaves should have the ability to get married'?
A separate anti-discrimination bill in the legislature includes provisions for allowing clerks or justices to refuse to perform gay marriages, but it wouldn't affect a gay couple's ability to get married, Williams said.
It is not enough that growing numbers of clergy with burdensome loans report having to put off for years the ability to get married and start a family or buy a house.
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The complicated side of this kind of commentary is that it embodies an attitude of tolerance surrounding the ability of gay people to get married while also furthering the "faggot -calling culture that creates the violence that our LGBTQ community is surrounded by.
The fact that bureaucrats have to give homosexual people the ability, or worse the permission, to get married is ludicrous, offensive, and will long be a hideous blemish on our society.
You should be in a position to demonstrate your ability to live independently before you think that's it time to get married.
To get married?
Couples are still getting married or waiting to get married.
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