Sentence examples for term of marriage from inspiring English sources

"I would be quite untroubled with the state recognising same-sex couples, and giving that the term of marriage," he said.

The changing terms of marriage complicate the effects of women's improved economic position.

If the supply of women who want to marry decreases, the terms of marriage move in favor of women.

And shouldn't the state also prohibit terms of marriage that require involuntary servitude from a spouse?

It's so dramatic, the counterpoint between what we talk about and what we do in terms of marriage.

He grew up in Oklahoma, where blacks and Indians were "very much involved with each other, not only in terms of friendship but in terms of marriage".

Indeed the terms of marriage are not comprehensive enough to cover this, though they traditionally assigned the bulk of childcare to wives.

"And I would like to know why homosexual and heterosexual relationships should be treated differently, in terms of marriage and adoption".

But this year revellers march in the knowledge that they may be on the cusp of making civil rights history in terms of marriage equality.

Asked by ITV about her views on gay marriage, she said there was "very clear hurt" caused by the legislation to many Christians and claimed the UK has "muddled the terms of marriage, civil partnership, registry office, church".

I think in terms of marriage equality, we do not understand why the government is so keen to stop there being a vote in parliament and a free vote on marriage equality.