Sentence examples for married rate from inspiring English sources

You may choose to be withheld at the single rate or the lower married rate.

Barry receives the state basic pension - the married rate is going up to £106.70 next month - plus an occupational pension worth around £10 a week.

In other words: among the married the inverted U was broad, while in the total population it was rather a V than an U. Thus, while among the married, rates were usually lower than among the not married, the gender gap was larger at a much earlier age than in the total population.

"Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married?" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned.) Characters drink, commit adultery and generally behave like adults.

Once married, their rates of antisocial behavior — defined not as neglecting to clean the kitchen sink drain but as clinically significant symptoms like committing illegal acts, irritability and aggressiveness, failure to pay debt, and disregarding the safety of others — declined even more.

Apparently, being married reduces rates of reported current and future interest in the use of services, reflecting some of the buffering seen in the low endorsements of practical problems in married people.

A CNN poll released earlier this month has received considerable attention because it is the first national survey showing that a majority of Americans believe that same-sex couples should have the right to marry, a rate of support for gay marriage that is double what it was in 1996.

Only about 40 percent eventually married, half the rate among the general population.

But as the balance is then taxed at 23percentnt less the 10percentnt reduced married couple's rate, this taxpayer is around £30 worse off.

Those who ever married had death rate of 57/100 000 population, compared with 29/100 000 population among those who never married.

Among educated people who wait until after college to marry, divorce rates are well below the national average of about 50%.