Sentence examples for administrative divorce from inspiring English sources

Leaving the EU involves three things: an administrative divorce, the untangling of British and EU law, and (probably) a new trade deal.

Dole oversaw an administrative and financial "divorce" of blood from the chapters and centralized it so that it would operate more like a business.

Munby is aiming to make the system more "honest", and to decouple the administrative process of divorce from any dispute over children or money.

The Williams Institute on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Law and Public Policy, which has conducted previous studies on same-sex relationships and parenting, collected administrative data on divorce rates between LGBT couples from New Hampshire and Vermont.

Sir James Munby, the judge in charge of the family courts, said the administrative cost of a divorce was around £200 but the MoJ considered charging £750.

A ruling by an administrative court that permitted divorced Copts to remarry riled church elders, led by Pope Shenouda III, who said that the church would not comply.

For this, we introduce a control variable ((u_{i}, v_{i})) that characterizes the benefits of an awareness campaign to educate virgin men and women about the benefits of marriage for the individual and for the society, especially the legal procedures, administrative complications, the heavy financial and social consequences of divorces respectively in the above mentioned model (1 - 8).

Perhaps most significant, administrative changes have reduced the time it takes for a divorce case to wind its way through the courts.

The first control introduced the benefits of an awareness campaign to educate virgin men and women about the benefits of marriage for individuals and for the society, and the second control characterized the legal procedures, administrative complications and the heavy financial and social consequences of divorces.

The first control is the benefits of an awareness campaign to educate virgin men and women about the benefits of marriage for the individual and for the society, the second control characterizes the legal procedures, administrative complications and the heavy financial and social consequences of divorces.

The Boston Globe reported today that Kassirer had been "fired," but Massachusetts Medical Society president Jack Evjy and Kassirer issued a joint statement indicating that the divorce was mutual, reflecting "honest differences of opinion... over administrative and publishing issues".