Sentence examples for cannot be married from inspiring English sources

While Eastern rite Catholic bishops cannot be married, the priesthood is open to married men.

In much of Afghanistan, a runaway is a tainted woman, who cannot be married off.

No one expects heterosexual Christians to stay celibate if they cannot be married to their first wives.

Clergy cannot be married to same-sex partners, and any same-sex relationships are expected to be celibate.

The bishop of Coventry, Dr Christopher Cocksworth, who chairs the commission, repeated the church's commitment to providing "care, prayer and compassion" to those who cannot be married in church, but drew the line at blessings for gay couples.

According to the constitutional declaration of March 2011 that passed in a referendum, presidential candidates cannot have another nationality, cannot be married to a foreigner, and cannot have a parent holding another nationality.

We believe a major factor is that currently couples who are bound by a civil partnership cannot legally be married," he said.

"God's plan is for man to marry a woman to create offspring (which same-sex couples cannot do), and be married for time and eternity," Cox wrote.

They may live together and love one another, but cannot, on this argument, be "married".

They have helped lobby and enact policies that ensure girls cannot be forced to be married young and that these laws are enforced.

And it's because I cannot fathom being married to and choosing to procreate with someone I know might not love my children.