Sentence examples for marriages of such from inspiring English sources

In an extensive order, the chief district judge in Johnson County directed the county clerk to cease discrimination against same-sex couples in the issuance of marriage licenses, although the Kansas Supreme Court subsequently stopped further marriages of such couples until it could review the judge's order.

The sudden marriage of such a seeming odd couple could wind up being seen as so politically expedient as to seem almost unprincipled, playing into the public's worst perceptions that campaigns are about power and winning, not big ideas.

Pizza, Dutch jokes, gay marriage: out of such elements consensus will be forged.

But when the U.S. Supreme Court recently heard arguments about same-sex marriage, conservative opponents of such marriages bemoaned a spreading tendency that the old free-lovers and some of their radical contemporaries warned about more than 150 years ago.

Because the ACT act does not validly provide for the formation of same-sex marriages, its provisions about the rights of parties to such marriages and the dissolution of such marriages cannot have separate operation and are also of no effect".

Because most (though certainly not all) home buyers are married and enjoy the extra purchasing power of a combined income, we cobbled together an arranged marriage of two such typical teachers, which gives them a combined income of $136,500.

All you can do is imagine by what comes floating to the surface every once in a while". Perhaps the collection's most conventional story, "Tony Takitani" covers the life and marriage of one such deep well.

Even those who oppose gay rights or same-sex marriage should disapprove of such arrogant attempts to micromanage the military.

The political calculus of same-sex marriage was such that a Democratic President, Bill Clinton, buckled noiselessly to the demands of Congress, signing the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), which forbids federal recognition of such marriages and sharply limits the significance of state legislation.

Mr. Gillespie noted that despite his stated opposition to same-sex marriage, Mr. Kerry was one of only 14 senators who voted against the Defense of Marriage Act of 1996, which prohibits federal recognition of such marriages.

According to some studies the age of first marriage has risen to 30 years, with a fifth of such marriages ending in divorce within a period of five years.