Sentence examples for marriage order from inspiring English sources

Ibrahim says that Isis recently amended a "temporary marriage" order, extending it to civilians in peaceful areas and not just in war zones.

Isis had previously enforced the "Jihad marriage" order, also known as the "Jihad al-Nikah", in which jihad fighters have the right to take women, including minors, as captives and marry them for a short time, which might be one day or even a few hours.

They motivate important conversations before marriage, order expectations during marriage, and define an escape valve if one is needed.

On 31 December 1931, Himmler introduced the "marriage order", which required SS men wishing to marry to produce family trees proving that both families were of Aryan descent to 1800.

Subsequent censuses have asked whether people were in a first or a subsequent marriage but not required remarried people to specify marriage order.

Meanwhile, although the Scottish government investigated Norway, Denmark and Austria's new criminal legislation on forced marriage, it ultimately decided against introducing its own, though it did criminalise the breaching of forced marriage orders.

Mr. Schwarzenegger, wading deeper into the roiling debate over same-sex marriage, ordered Mr. Lockyer to "take immediate steps" to get a ruling that would make San Francisco authorities stop granting licenses to gay couples.

Judges are to be ousted for "liberal" rulings like upholding same-sex marriage, ordering new trials in death penalty cases or generally ruling in favor of persons charged with crimes -- stuff like upholding the Constitution.

The legislation also criminalises breaches of a forced marriage protection order (FMPO), which can prevent a person from being taken overseas or order that they be returned to the UK.

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AMY DAVIDSON: That strikes me somewhat like destroying marriage in order to "save" it.