Sentence examples for make divorce from inspiring English sources
Why can't bodies like it now make divorce settlements, and hope to see their awards enforced?
(For Jewish tradition of divorce, see geṭ.) Custom, however, may make divorce a simple matter in some societies.
As is the notion that if you make divorce more difficult for people, that they might reconcile.
But this trenchant belief in commitment has not found expression in any proposals to make divorce more difficult.
The church has noisily opposed laws to make divorce easier, allow gay marriage and take religion out of the obligatory school curriculum.
Plans to liberalize abortion laws, to allow embryo research for therapeutic purposes and to make divorce easier are troubling to the church.
The Labour government considered a similar reform, promising to enable unmarried couples to make divorce-style financial claims against each other after they had split.
That does not necessarily make divorced motherhood any easier.
Are there things that could have been done to save the marriage or make divorcing easier?
Such rulings, lawyers say, often alleviate tension and make divorces easier to settle.
The only thing really achieved by perpetuating the current law is to make divorces costlier, longer, and uglier than they need to be.
