Sentence examples for conclude marriage from inspiring English sources

They conclude: Marriage rates by themselves have a variety of meanings, but class-based increases in family instability have one overriding consequence: the creation of a less-just society with diminished prospects for a large percentage of our children.

Even though Mewar did not submit, the fall of Chitor prompted other Rajput rajas to accept Akbar as emperor in 1570 and to conclude marriage alliances with him, although the state of Marwar held out until 1583.

1277 1328), the dynasty consolidated its power, continuing its territorial expansion and concluding marriage alliances with the rulers of other Italian cities and with princely families of France, Germany, and Savoy.

We find that the available statistics do not confirm that the level of concluded marriages clearly affects the fertility.

As a result, those with brief, lucrative careers may conclude that marriage is an unaffordable luxury; others may take early retirement if things get wobbly at home.

In 1623, before succeeding to the throne, Charles, accompanied by the duke of Buckingham, King James I's favourite, made an incognito visit to Spain in order to conclude a marriage treaty with the daughter of King Philip III.

The results force authors of the report to conclude: If marriage retains its place anywhere, it would be among the college graduates, because most of them do not begin to have children until after they are married".

This moral sanction, the right of parents to decide the future of their children, has received from the customary law of Russia the support of a penalty in case of disobedience; the son and daughter who conclude a marriage without consulting their parents, lose all rights to inheritance and dowry.

Despite this, during the trial, the supporters of Proposition 8 will work hard to demonstrate that it was rational for voters to conclude that marriage is a unique institution that promotes the interests of child-rearing, and that those interests are broader than the personal special interests of the adults involved.

In order to rule against the gay couples and their children bringing the challenge, a majority of the justices would have to conclude that marriage is not a fundamental right with respect to straight couples, according to University of Chicago law professor Geoffrey Stone.

It's hardly surprising that working class women conclude that marriage is a luxury they cannot afford.