例句與造句

1. Foreign women contracting marriage with Italian men before 27 April 1983 automatically became Italian citizens.
2. Cattle play a central role in social life, used in contracting marriages and performing rituals, and exchanged as gifts.
3. The program continued to progress and, at the end of 1995, was very close to becoming the mainstream procedure of contracting marriage.
4. Juan de Haro sought to expand the influence of the lordship of Biscay, contracting marriage with the niece of the king of Aragon.
5. An example is when the parties contracting marriage are living in a remote area inaccessible to any viable means of transport, such that it renders impossible the acquisition of a marriage license.
6. It's difficult to find contracting marriage in a sentence. 用contracting marriage造句挺難的
7. As early as the time of Constantine I, especial insistence was put upon the obligation to hear Mass on Sundays and Holy Days, to receive the sacraments and to abstain from contracting marriage at certain seasons.
8. It has to be noted, however, that the legal age for contracting marriage in France at the time was 18 for a boy and 15 for a girl, with the consent of their parents, or 21 without the consent of father and mother.
9. 1117 " The form prescribed above is to be observed if at least one of the parties contracting marriage was baptised in the catholic Church or received into it " and has not by a formal act defected from it ", without prejudice to the provisions of can . 1127 ? ."
10. The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, in a 2009 report, called on Bolivia to  take all appropriate measures to ensure that children are treated as subjects of rights .  In particular it asked Bolivian authorities to address  the low and unequal legal minimum ages for contracting marriage,  as well as the physical abuse of children ( including abuse by police ), the number of children living without parents or guardians, and the manifold failings of the juvenile justice system.
11. The Catholic Church has from the start opposed marriage between a Catholic and any non-Catholic, baptized or not, seeing it as " degrading the holy character of matrimony, involving as it did a communion in sacred things with those outside the fold . [ . . . ] it was but natural and logical for the Church to do all in her power to hinder her children from contracting marriage with those outside her pale, who did not recognize the sacramental character of the union on which they were entering . " The Church thus saw as obstacles to a Catholic's marriage what came to be called the two impediments of mixed religion ( in Latin, " mixta religio " ) and of difference of worship ( in Latin " disparitas cultus " ).