marital obligations造句

• If the marriage took place, they were to be set free if her husband was negligent in his basic marital obligations.
• Many believe that cutting helps insure a girl's virginity before marriage and fidelity afterward by reducing sex to a marital obligation.
• Ethan withdrew reluctantly from Theresa as Sheridan and others pleaded with Gwen to be merciful and release Ethan from his marital obligation.
• At Orthodox Jewish weddings, a bride circles her groom seven times at the beginning of the ceremony, binding him to certain marital obligations.
• In addition, if a husband cannot provide his wife with basic marital obligations, such as shelter or maintenance, a woman may be granted khula.
• Depending on jurisdiction, the refusal or inability of a spouse to perform the marital obligations may constitute a ground for divorce, legal separation or annulment.
• They sent an appeal to Pope Clement III in Rome to ask if she could be released from her promise and continue her marital obligations.
• Lee agrees to marry her, with ranch hand Jace as his best man, but assures Annie that their marriage will be in name only, with no other marital obligations.
• However, if his wife is pregnant, infertile, or elderly it is not considered wasting seed since this is for the purpose of fulfilling the " Onah " Mitzvah-commandment, the husband's marital obligations.
• Rabbi Samuel bar Nahmani concluded that a woman who solicits her husband to perform the marital obligation, as Leah did, will have children the like of whom did not exist even in the generation of Moses.
• Ellen lived in New York while he remained in Cambridge, and there he wrote " The Jilts, " which reflected his own concern that marital obligations might thwart an artistic career and force him into the business world.
• Historian Nancy Rabinowitz argues that ancient Greek pederastic relationships outside of marriage, there is no clear evidence that women were allowed or encouraged to have same-sex relationships before or during marriage as long as their marital obligations were met.
• When it has not been possible for the parties to live together and to discharge their marital obligations towards each other for more than one year, we see no reason to continue the agony of the parties for another two months ."
• And so, your venerable correspondent was forced by marital obligations to at least have a superficial knowledge of the sport, if for no other reason than to avoid the social embarrassment at family gatherings of being an American sportswriter who couldn't tell you the difference between George Harrison and George Best.
• The rights group said their research had shown that Ugandan women do not have the power to negotiate the use of condoms, are forced to take sex as a marital obligation, are subjected to marital rape and are beaten or chased away from home when they deny sex to husbands or when they go for testing on their own.