From the dependencies in Table 1, the first sentence (Simple sentence) has one basic clause (Bachchan married), the second sentence (Compound sentence) has two basic clauses (Bachchan joined and Bachchan became) and the third sentence (Complex sentence) has two clauses (Bachchan born and Bachchan actor).
SeattleLawMom pushed for detailed planning — an estates lawyer herself, she has two backups to her first choice, a clause requiring that the first choice still be married, and another clause insisting on grandparent visitation rights.
Deep in the Santa charter is a little-known subparagraph, called the Mrs. Clause, stating that Santa must be married -- and by Christmas -- or he will lose his job forever.
They object, too, to the removal of a clause assuring women who are not legally married to their partners of the same protection as legal wives.
But the practice came under scrutiny in July, when legislators tried to scrap a constitutional clause that states citizenship can be renounced by anyone over 18 or a married woman, apparently implying women can be married under 18.
United States District Judge Joseph Tauro sided with the plaintiffs' argument that DOMA violated the equal-protection clause of the constitution by creating two unequal classes of married couples.
Appointed by Dwight D. Eisenhower, Justice Harlan wrote the concurring opinion in Griswold v. Connecticut, a 1965 case upholding married couples' right to contraception, citing the due process clause of the 14th Amendment.
The practice made headlines in Nigeria in July when lawmakers attempted to scrap a constitutional clause that states citizenship can be renounced by anyone over 18 or a married woman.
The California Supreme Court decided that the Equal Protection and Due Process Clauses of that California Constitution did not permit excluding gays and lesbians from the right to get married—".
The agreement contained a flimsily worded clause at the end to the effect that other nations would be welcome to join at a "later stage" when their efforts could be married to the existing programme – serving to anger French officials even more than if the clause had been omitted.
