Sentence examples for established marital from inspiring English sources

Although Byzantium and the steppe remained his main preoccupations in external policy, Yaroslav maintained friendly relations with European rulers, with whom he established marital alliances for his progeny.

Act 1 of "Live at Roseland" concludes with "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)," the biggest single from Beyoncé's last album, an exhortation inspired by her own newly established marital status.

"Asking current or future fighters to marry the widows means either that they are seeking to re-establish marital ties in an effort to regain some traction in the tribes, or that they have completely moved away from the ideological foundation that fighters are to come to Iraq and immediately die in suicide bombing attacks," Mr. Nance said.

In the last stage, "establishing marital allegiance", the culture is established and the integration team should attempt to maintain high visibility and remain vigilant to patient and employee dissatisfaction.

The three groups established for marital status were, unmarried-separated-divorced, married (including those living in a stable partnership) and widowed.

More than 25 separate studies have established that marital quality drops, often quite steeply, after the transition to parenthood.

Now we have established the marital and professional status of former friends and lovers, the incentive to sign up to a new network has evaporated, at least for those over 25.

The issue, a core dispute to be debated at trial, is about how much those years at the mansion established a marital style of living that Mr. Giuliani must now maintain for her.

There was a significant relationship established between marital status and the risky sexual practice of respondents who were taking ART.

Currently, the law places less weight on DNA ties and instead establishes the marital presumption of paternity, which sees the husband as the father of any children conceived during the marriage.

The Dyadic Adjustment Scale (DAS) [ 41] is one of the most established questionnaires assessing marital and common-law relationships [ 42].