Sentence examples for to annulment from inspiring English sources

The same applies to annulment process for instance.

I am glad the path to annulment has been straightened a bit.

Monsignor Pio Vito Pinto, dean of the Vatican court that rules on annulments, told a news conference the new rules were the most substantive changes to annulment laws since the papacy of Benedict XIV, who reigned from 1740 to 1758.

That measure is aimed at providing Catholic couples with recourse to annulments in poorer parts of the world, or places where the church doesn't have the resources or manpower to have fully functioning tribunals.

He suggests more than once, for instance, that the worldwide Church might perhaps follow the American Church's lead in widening access to annulments and in speeding up the process for obtaining them.

However, despite these difficulties, the Chief credits the initial campaigns that were conducted door to door as the best platform for the community, parents and husbands to agree to the annulment of the marriages.

Having brought down his Chancellor, Cardinal Wolsey, Henry VIII finally resolved to charge the whole English clergy with praemunire in order to secure their agreement to his annulment.

According to Pope John Paul II's Address to the Roman Rota on 22 January 1996, couples do not have a right to an annulment, but do have a right to make their case for nullity or validity before "the competent Church authority and to request a decision in the matter".

UConn's P. J. Cochrane had on a pair of the all-white, all-night Air Jordan XI's, the shoe that I will wear to both my wedding and to the annulment proceedings.

It took 18 months to come up with 25 amendments, which according to members of the ENVI Committee, could 'lead to further annulment by the Court of Justice and which restrict the scope of the directive still further' [ 35].

Their political agitation eventually led to Dreyfus's pardon in 1899 and to the annulment of his guilty verdict in 1906.