Where they pool their resources and share expenses, it may be easier to conclude that they are cohabiting as husband and wife. |
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A person cohabiting with another may succeed to some sort of tenancy on the partner's death. |
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In any event, Miss Y was offended by the suggestion that she was cohabiting with Mr X, and the newspaper had to pay up. |
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Amanda began cohabiting with Barnaby when she moved into his house six years ago. |
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He has been cohabiting with this woman for ten years, and has two children. |
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There is no equivalent presumption in the case of unmarried men, even where they are cohabiting with the mother. |
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She was born when her mother was cohabiting with a man who was not her father. |
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A joint account cannot be used to fund any SSIA by an unmarried cohabiting couple. |
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Every cohabiting couple should know the difference between joint tenancy and tenancy in common agreements. |
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Ministers claim that an adequate alternative is available for men and women who are cohabiting. |
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Her poems could be cajoling and vituperative, making love and war simultaneously, her sensual lyrics cohabiting with performance pieces. |
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The parents in four families were cohabiting, and stepfathers headed seven families. |
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It would predict that men cohabiting with women will have higher rates of promiscuity than men who marry their female partners. |
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The person was cohabiting with the mother of the child in a relationship of some permanence at the time of the birth of the child. |
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He was dismissed after the evangelical vicar discovered that he had long been cohabiting with his long-standing partner. |
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He soon discovered his wife was cohabiting with Tang and finally tracked them down. |
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This appeared to indicate that sea and coarse fish were cohabiting quite happily together. |
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Physically we may inhabit the present, but in our minds the past and the future are comfortably cohabiting with it. |
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But he reminds us of the astringent truth that the preposterous has no trouble cohabiting with the malevolent. |
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The issue of liberal bias cohabiting with immense media power was on the table. |
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In the eyes of the law, however, they were simply two unmarried people cohabiting. |
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Same-sex cohabiting couples are already now treated the same as married couples for the purposes of federal law. |
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Or the recipient may be cohabiting with a new partner, thereby reducing her or his expenses. |
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However, what really distinguishes cohabiting parents from married parents is their propensity to separate. |
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Furthermore, even their cohabiting relationships were not socially sanctioned nor recognized. |
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The two sides had to find a way of cohabiting, even if it meant living in animosity, as a couple at odds. |
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In fact, children born to cohabiting parents reached each level approximately three times as frequently as did children born to married parents. |
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Two people who are cohabiting have combined their affairs and set up their household together in one dwelling. |
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These days, a child born to an unwed mother is much more likely to be part of a cohabiting family. |
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In 2002 and the years 2006-10, the percentage of children born to cohabiting parents rose from 41 percent to 58 percent. |
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The numbers below the numbers show that a lot of people are cohabiting, just not marrying. |
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Furthermore, for those thinking about marriage, or even about improving a cohabiting relationship, abstinence is irrelevant. |
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In 2003 more than half a million men aged between 35 and 44 were cohabiting. |
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Happily cohabiting with her partner of 28 years, she has a talented daughter, and no skeletons have emerged from the closet of her beautiful Toronto home. |
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Sed quaere, since the decree relieves the parties from cohabiting and does not forbid intercourse? |
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We may be newly married, but we've been together for nine years, cohabiting for eight. |
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Second, some have questioned why benefits are not being granted to those cohabiting in non-sexual, familial relationships. |
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The most auspicious moment to work with unwed fathers, says Horn, is around the time of the birth of their children, when almost half are cohabiting with the mothers. |
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The events they examined included living with parents, cohabiting with a partner, being the primary caregiver for a child, attending school, and having a job. |
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The criteria for inclusion in the study were that each woman be over the age of 18, expecting her first child, and cohabiting with a male partner. |
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She has no intention of marrying him or cohabiting with him. |
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Far from being treated as if they were married, couples known to be cohabiting risked prosecution by the church courts for fornication. |
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For example, I may in some places effect marriage by cohabiting, or I may bet with a totalisator machine by putting a coin in the slot. |
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They find that most cohabiting couples do so for a relatively short period of time and that most cohabitations end in marriage. |
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Thus when a cohabiting relationship ends ownership of any assets will be decided by property law. |
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The use of the term is likely to have encouraged cohabiting couples to believe falsely that they enjoyed legal rights. |
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One study found that cohabiting women are more likely to gain weight. |
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It is fair to point out that many of them seem to have been cohabiting with the line that led to humanity for millions of years, and both sides have thus had ample time to adjust. |
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Although this study did only look at married people, other recent research suggests that cohabiting also improves health – although the effects in both states can wear off after the honeymoon period of moving in together. |
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The pair reminisced about the moment they realised together that, rather than just cohabiting in Parliament, they ought to get properly hitched in a coalition. |
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Couples who are cohabiting are not offered protection under the law. |
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This kind of information is only registered when relevant for tax paying, responsibility for common children etc. and do not cover all cohabiting couples. |
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A person who is legally married or a person who is cohabiting or has cohabited with the other person as spouses continuously for a period of not less than two years. |
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While male mobility is a big issue in AIDS infection, the largest group of men who are infected are not migrant workers, but are married or cohabiting and have sexual relations with women other than their regular partners. |
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The purpose of the bill is to open up the unique rights and privileges of heterosexual married couples to those cohabiting in a conjugal relationship. |
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Unmarried cohabiting couples, particularly when they do not any children living with them, and single persons have a greater tendency to heavy drinking and to alcohol addiction. |
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An elector who is the spouse or a relative of or a person cohabiting with an elector may present any application concerning the elector on the latter's behalf. |
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In the case of unmarried cohabiting parents in a common-law marriage, it falls to both of them to exercise parental authority because the recognition of their status confers it on both of them. |
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This is because a presumption of paternity, provided for by many jurisdictions where parents are married, is not applicable to cohabiting couples. |
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In the case of cohabiting spouses or common law partners, a joint application must be made in which the spouses or partners designate which of them is to receive the advance payment. |
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Bulgaria has the specificity of seeing cohabiting private judicial officers and civil servants, both sharing the same activities and the same tariff. |
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And it has been with relationships between people, such as those with disabilities and their caretakers, and many long-term relationships of people cohabiting, whether they're relatives or aunts or as you wish. |
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In December 1998, the Syrian army still camps in the centre of Beirut with its moth-eaten tents and ancient Soviet trucks cohabiting with the luxurious buildings on the coastal road. |
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Overall, cohabitation and marriage are not equivalent unless accompanied by equivalent levels of commitment, fidelity and stability, all of which are far more often lacking in cohabiting relationships. |
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The term does not confer on cohabiting parties any of the rights or obligations enjoyed by spouses or civil partners. |
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The dearth of priests in rural areas has consequences in the increasing numbers of unbaptised children and young couples cohabiting outside marriage. |
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What might appear first to be a book of parts serves to underline the existence of multiple visions and cultures cohabiting and competing with each other within curial Rome. |
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