Sentence examples for regarding married from inspiring English sources

There is a disparity between men and women in the participation rate, mainly regarding married couples.

In October, several Greens MPs introduced bills into the state parliaments of South Australia (SA), New South Wales (NSW), and Tasmania, proposing to amend the legislation regarding married people who transition.

Regarding married women general awareness about LAMPs, 63.9% had heard about LAPMs in general, out of this, 80.7%, 55.3% and 39.8% had heard about implants, IUCD and female sterilization, respectively.

Some Protestant sects are just as exclusive; a strain of Orthodox Judaism regards "marrying out" as something akin to a catastrophe.

Arranged marriages were banned in 1950, but twenty years later, when the anthropologist Yan Yunxiang moved to a village in China's northeast, local women had so little say regarding whom they married that they sobbed when they left home on their wedding day.

Regarding their clothing, married female workers in both the winter and the summer seasons wear traditional Indian dress (i.e. the sari), and the younger or unmarried women wore skirts and shirts.

He continued, in a statement, "This position doesn't require any religious denomination to alter any of its tenets; it simply forbids government from discrimination regarding who can marry whom".

They include a preamble to the bill that states, "Each religious organization, association, or society has exclusive control over its own religious doctrine, policy, teachings and beliefs regarding who may marry within their faith".

"This position doesn't require any religious denomination to alter any of its tenets; it simply forbids government from discrimination regarding who can marry whom".

We found that a woman was regarded as being married not only to her husband but also to his entire family and expected to fulfil the needs of all other members of the household, such a situation is described also in other studies (19).

(Chandara, 53 years, married) Knowledge regarding contraceptives was perceived as important in avoiding premarital pregnancies and STIs.