Sentence examples for the ability to marry from inspiring English sources

Justice Scalia asked when it became unconstitutional to deny same-sex couples the ability to marry.

And I had a number of clients who won and who won the ability to marry in New Jersey.

Likewise, it's hard to feel envious of the ability to marry one's sister and make a horse a senator.

It denies to the — to the parents who want to marry the ability to marry, and it denies to the children, ironically, the very thing that petitioners focus on is at the heart of the marriage relationship".

Hak-Shing William Tam, a defender-intervener, in a 2008 letter to supporters of Proposition 8, introduced as evidence EXPERT VIEWS "It seems to me that by excluding same-sex couples from the ability to marry and to engage in this institution, that society is actually denying itself another resource for stability and social growth".

What elevates the ban on same-sex marriage to the level of a fundamental rewriting of the Constitution, opponents of Proposition 8 argue, is that it denies a right — the ability to marry — that the California Supreme Court earlier last year called inalienable.

They don't want to recognize that denying millions of Americans the basic ability to marry the person they love damns their party as hypocrites, at the least, or bigots, at worst.

I'm also reminded that a Supreme Court case from my home state, Lawrence v. Texas, struck down sodomy laws just thirteen years ago, and that Loving similarly paved the way for my own ability to marry one day: the Court's opinion last year legalizing gay marriage made reference to the Loving decision a number of times.

Few today can match the depth of his ability to marry message and medium.

As if it were not specifically the LGBTQ community's ability to marry that was legislated against, and interracial marriage before that.

"Jeremy has a great ability to marry the mental and the cricketing aspects," he said.