Sentence examples for marriage registration from inspiring English sources
Marriage registration this way.
But there they were anyway at a marriage registration office in Moscow on Tuesday.
This called for mandatory marriage registration and proposed more rights to the wife, within the guidelines of Koranic law.
"We've also done important work in promoting birth registration and marriage registration in the Nilphamari area, with very encouraging results.
On Friday, at a marriage registration center in the Pudong district, a 33-year-old woman named Frances Tao arrived with her husband.
And in a bizarre twist, marriage registration centers in Shanghai, Nanjing, Wuhan and other big cities were also inundated with couples who admitted they were filing for fake divorces in hopes of avoiding the property tax.
Gao et al. (2013) argue that the pattern of transnational marriages has been changing, based on an analysis of statistics of marriage registrations by the Beijing Bureau of Civil Affairs.
(Jeffreys and Pan 2013: 347 f .. Analysing official statistics on marriage registrations, Jeffreys and Pan (2013) find that the number of Chinese-foreign marriages grew almost tenfold between 1979 and 2010, followed by a slight decline in recent years.
Links between a large variety of health-related datasets are established and maintained in this system [ 19], including datasets on births, deaths and marriage registrations, electoral records, hospital episodes, midwives notifications, emergency presentations, mental health contacts, and cancer registrations, with some datasets dating from the 1970s.
Shortly thereafter, the high court unanimously ruled that the NSW governmentʼs births, deaths and marriages registration act recognise that a person be classified as neither male or female on registry documents, effectively registering a personʼs gender as "non‑specific".
"I went to the births, deaths, marriages registration office in Galway and I asked them would they have records of the children who died at the home," she told the BBC.
