Sentence examples for declaring marriage from inspiring English sources

Declaring marriage equality off the agenda is, actually, complete nonsense.

Parents and relatives are uniformly rigid and unsympathetic, declaring marriage "the only road to happiness" and locking up wayward daughters.

One is for voter I.D., the other is a same-sex-marriage amendment declaring marriage to be man/woman only.

Conservative religious groups poured money into the state and eventually helped pass an amendment to its constitution declaring marriage an exclusively heterosexual institution.

That ruling asserted that a federal law declaring marriage to be a union solely between a man and a woman discriminated against married same-sex couples by denying them benefits afforded to heterosexual couples.

And in its original form, far from declaring marriage as an everlasting bond, the ketubah largely served to protect a wife's right to financial support in the event of a divorce, which under traditional Jewish law is entirely a husband's decision.

The facts: In California, in June of 2008, the Supreme Court of California declared marriage equality legal.

Kate snaps, "You can't live a fairy tale," while Leopold floridly declares: "Marriage is a promise of eternal love.

The brief — which President Obama, according to a report on SCOTUSblog, personally helped craft — did not directly ask the Supreme Court to declare marriage equality a constitutional right.

Never have romance and cynicism seemed like better bedfellows, as when Francis declares, "Marriage is a beautiful mistake which two people make together".

The brief which President Obama, according to a report on SCOTUSblog, personally helped craft did not directly ask the Supreme Court to declare marriage equality a constitutional right.