Sentence examples for marriages because the from inspiring English sources

Some girls enter into early marriages because the situation is so difficult.

One of the first acts of the Republican-controlled House was to set aside funds to defend the 1996 law that prohibits the recognition of same-sex marriages because the Obama administration has stopped supporting it.

"The decision sides by the prosecutor's request to annul the marriages because the spirit of the Constitution defines marriage as matrimony between a man and a woman with the intent of forming a family," said a court official who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of her proximity to the case.

Geographical movement also tends to destabilize marriages because the motive is usually a new job for one spouse and this tends to benefit that spouse more than the other (Boyle et al. 2008).

Or, if you were 62 and married to someone who got on your last nerve, you might just stay in the marriage because, well, why bother?

Mr. West, who could not be reached by telephone for comment, will not resume the solemnization of such marriages because of the restraining order, Mr. Rosenkranz said.

To the Editor: Re "A Way Out of the Same-Sex Marriage Mess" (Op-Ed, May 24): Mae Kuykendall's "creative solution" (a sort of state-by-state marriage free-for-all) mentions in passing the most draconian consequence of marriage discrimination: the federal government's nonrecognition of legally valid same-sex marriages because of the so-called Defense of Marriage Act.

Adfam caused outrage after it distributed a leaflet that urged people to vote against gay marriage because the wording of the proposed constitutional amendment did not have age limits and could therefore open the way to child marriage.

Stuart K. Spencer, a retired Republican political consultant who in 1967 helped engineer Ronald Reagan's winning campaign for California governor, said that most statewide candidates will avoid talking about same-sex marriage because the electorate is so closely divided.

He said that it was important to take immediate action against gay marriage because the situation was in danger of spinning out of control: "All of a sudden, we see riots, we see protests, we see people clashing.

Mr. Abbott asserted that the state court could not dissolve the marriage because the Texas Constitution, as amended in 2005, did not recognize any marriage unless it was between a man and a woman.