How To Use Remarriage In A Sentence
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Remarriage also brings increased risk of sexual abuse, especially for stepdaughters.
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Based on these models Breitowitz suggests that in the event of divorce, either partner has the right to stop the process from going forward, the (former) wife has rights to carry on only until her remarriage, the woman may refuse to go on with implantation and the (former) husband cannot use the pre-embryo with another woman.
Reproductive Technology, New (NRT).
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He has a liberal attitude to divorce and remarriage.
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The widow has dower right in her late husband's property, even if she remarries - although the children are not to lose their inheritance as a result of her remarriage.
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At thirty-one, her premarriage body was nothing but a vague memory.
Jumpstart Your Metabolism
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The trauma of divorce can often be healed by successful remarriage.
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The trauma of divorce can often be healed by successful remarriage.
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That title is nontransferable on remarriage, she says, but will be passed down to a grandchild.
A Peacemaker Tries to Reunite London's Warring 'Pearlies'
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Other possibilities which are urged are the reception of communion after divorce and remarriage, and women priests.
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At the core of Hamlet is a domestic triangle in which Claudius's stepson does his level best to break up his mother's remarriage.
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She is married to Dr.G. Allan Pengelly (for practical purposes she has continued to use her professional, premarriage name of Dr. Bette Stephenson), and has six children-four boys and two girls ... zero population!
The Doctor's DilemmaCirca 1975
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Bob Tousey, an independent Catholic deacon in Baltimore, recently set up a series of premarriage classes catering to issues unique to blended families.
The 'Familymoon'
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This is a very important doctrinal change which concerns divorce and remarriage.
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The country's divorce rate is rising, and divorce and remarriage are considered socially acceptable.
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The high rate of divorce and remarriage has also increased the importance of stepfamilies.
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Remarriage as adultery: Paul regarded it as adultery for a divorced person to remarry if the spouse was still alive.
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He deprecated the practice of purdah and sati, encouraged inter-caste alliances and remarriage of widows.
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His remarriage was remarked upon by all his friends.
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The question of divorce and remarriage in church remains highly contentious.
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The problem in their back, possibly a degenerated or herniated disc, probably already existed, says Lutz, but was intensified by the ole premarriage jitters.
The Great Back Debate
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The trauma of divorce can often be healed by successful remarriage.
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In the revised edition (1992) of his book Marriage, Divorce, Remarriage, the sociologist Andrew Cherlin ruefully comments: If there were a truth-in-labeling law for books, the title of this edition should be something long and unwieldy like Cohabitation, Marriage, Divorce, More
Dan Quayle Was Right
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Widows and widowers in South China's Guangdong Province need not provide former marriage certificates when asking for a remarriage registration, according to the Guangzhou Daily.
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Before her remarriage her father would have done so for her.
OUT OF THE ASHES
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Couples get married late in life, and divorce and remarriage are common.
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There is no impediment to remarriage with another partner for either men or women.
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Bitter sibling rivalry, the death of Strindberg's mother in 1851, and Mr. Strindberg's immediate remarriage to the housekeeper did little to improve the situation.
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But remarriages now account for nearly 40% of weddings, and the decision to have the 'snip' can come to be bitterly regretted.
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This discourse of spiritual marriage to Christ might also be used by a widow desiring to avoid remarriage by becoming a vowess.
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Some grandparents were acquired through adoption, or through remarriage following family break-up.
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Over the next few years, she would hear about him through her brother, about his remarriage, his downward spiral, his self-destruction.
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He has a liberal attitude to divorce and remarriage.
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Many women are reluctant to divorce because remarriage is difficult for them.
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The turning point probably came when the General Convention revised the canon on divorce and remarriage.
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Although he preferred drink to sex, he had, at least once, in Italy, cheated on Grace, and one does not suppose him to have been pure premarriage.
The Romance of Sinclair Lewis
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The couple lived as man and wife; though her husband finally got a divorce from her in 1759, its terms forbade her remarriage.
City Journal
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What a relief --- to just switch off brains that had been taught to negotiate the marshland of divorce, remarriage and blended families.
MAN AND WIFE
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Article 30 Children shall have respect for their parents" matrimonial rights and shall not interfere in their parents" remarriage and postnuptial life.
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In the intervening years our family (we use the term intentionally) has survived a cross-country move (together) and Anne's remarriage, not to mention all the matters both logistical and emotional that divorced families deal with every day.
Jonathan Weiler: A Divorced Couple's Perspective on Raising a Child, Part I
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In the churches of Christ the list features the institutional matters already mentioned, as well as pacifism, participation in governmental affairs (including voting), premillennialism, and divorce and remarriage.
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He has a liberal attitude to divorce and remarriage.
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His reformist thinking was evident when he arranged for the remarriage of his young widowed daughter.
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Some theologians object to the idea that a person ordained online is called a "reverend" but isn't necessarily obliged to act on all of a traditionally trained reverend's premarriage duties, such as counseling a couple before their wedding day.
Chapel Bound: Getting Ordained Online
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I'd told him about her remarriage plans only the Monday before.
FORESTS OF THE NIGHT
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All those premarriage goals and values are well and good, but you will be continually challenged by new issues and problems kids, death, money, so an important tool is to be able to talk through and develop a shared vision—especially as your relationship evolves.
You Being Beautiful
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In fact, the only marriage rates that are going up are remarriages.
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`The first five to seven years of a remarriage are as bad as the year following a divorce.
JUST BETWEEN US
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So, behind the scenes, is this really a premarriage trial?
Times, Sunday Times
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A forum with four pastors on divorce and remarriage in Leadership Journal illustrates this principle well.
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Like when a single person comes into the church or when they counsel the youth the young, not the youth but young adults, and they counsel them like a premarriage counseling type of thing and they get new members and they're single.
Oral History Interview with Margaret Edwards, January 20, 2002. Interview R-0157. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
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Nearly 50% of first marriages and an even higher proportion of remarriages are ending in divorce.
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Remarriage for widowed individuals beyond childbearing age was traditionally greeted with community ribaldry, since a sexual relationship was being entered into without the end of family-building.
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Remarriage would revoke all previous wills.
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If she is young and attractive, the court may consider her remarriage to be a strong probability.
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The Church's canon law forbids remarriage of divorced persons.
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Three out of five remarriages of divorced women to single men involve a younger husband.
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The question of divorce and remarriage in church remains highly contentious.
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This autobiographical tale set in 1907 follows young Alexander and his sister Fanny as they struggle with their father's death and mother's hasty remarriage to an authoritarian clergyman.
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The question of divorce and remarriage in church remains highly contentious.
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Since Charles II, James's brother, was unlikely to have further legitimate children, James's remarriage was imperative and a hunt for suitable partners began.
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The Church of England still does not sanction remarriage of divorcees - i.e. they cannot be remarried using the full religious rite, though their civil marriages can be blessed by the church, and they can be admitted to communion.
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A forum with four pastors on divorce and remarriage in Leadership Journal illustrates this principle well.
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I told him of having divorced parents, about my father's remarriage to a total slut.
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All the more so because many of the clothes were for me; she viewed my premarriage wardrobe, or lack thereof, as an abomination.
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