Sentence examples for conduct marriage from inspiring English sources

He wears whatever she makes; married since 1977, they also conduct marriage seminars.

Several times a year the Ayreses work as a team to conduct marriage retreats, often sponsored by church organizations.

Fans use the language to conduct marriage ceremonies and to write songs, and there has even been an adaptation of Shakespeare's published in Klingon.

"Is it conceivable that a minister who is authorized by the state to conduct marriage can decline to marry two men if, indeed, this Court holds that they have a constitutional right to marry?" he asked Bonauto.

A British government official, speaking in return for customary anonymity, said Mr. Cameron's proposals, foreseeing the introduction of civil marriages for same-sex couples, would not force religious leaders to conduct marriage ceremonies in places of worship.

But they will still have no power to conduct marriages or conversions.

They represent the state locally, organise elections, conduct marriages, grant planning permission and can be a political force to reckon with.They are cross about two reforms.

"I am absolutely clear that no religious organisation will ever be forced to conduct marriages for same-sex couples, and I would not bring in a Bill which would allow that," she said.

Councils are charging churches and synagogues up to 16 times more for a three-year licence to hold civil partnership ceremonies than for a permanent licence to conduct marriages, Guardian research has revealed.

Kagan swiftly rebutted the argument, pointing out that "there are many rabbis that will not conduct marriages between Jews and non­Jews, notwithstanding that we have a constitutional prohibition against religious discrimination".

Culture Secretary Maria Miller told the Commons in December that no religious organisation "will ever be forced to conduct marriages for same-sex couples".