unmarried的意思|unmarried的解释-里氏词典

unmarried [,ʌn'mærid]

a. 未婚的, 单身的

[法] 未婚的, 独身的

unmarried

[ adj ]
not married or related to the unmarried state
<adj.all>
unmarried men and womenunmarried life
sex and the single girl
single parenthood
are you married or single?

Prime Minister Poul Nyrup Rasmussen, Social Democratic party leader, and Lone Dybkjaer, a leading light in the Radical Liberal party, have been living in unmarried bliss for the past two years.
Couples often live together unmarried "because of the financial penalty for getting married," says Dame Joan Seccombe, the Conservative Party's vice chairman with responsibility for women.
The youngsters usually range in ages from 7 to 14. The oldest "grandparent" so far has been an unmarried gentleman of 79 who, Mrs. Koenig says, just wanted to see how the idea worked.
French later decided it would be against his religion to rent to an unmarried couple.
The court said a state may require notice to both parents of an unmarried girl under 18 who is dependent on at least one of the parents as long as the state law lets the girl avoid telling either parent by getting a judge's permission for the abortion.
For example, the court in 1979 said states may require a pregnant, unmarried minor to obtain parental consent to an abortion so long as a judicial bypass option is provided.
The Supreme Court, after hearing arguments Wednesday in cases from Minnesota and Ohio, must decide whether states may outlaw abortions for most unmarried girls under 18 unless their parents are notified or a judge's approval is given.
Another wrinkle is that it is not necessarily teenagers who are becoming parents, unmarried or otherwise. Their fertility rate, expressed as the number of births per thousand women under 20, is higher than in 1982, but lower than in 1990.
The 1981 law requires unmarried girls under 18 and still living with a parent to provide written notice to both parents, if possible, before obtaining an abortion.
For every 100 unmarried women between 25 and 34 years of age, there were 119 unmarried men in the same age group in 1985, compared with 100 women to 123 men in 1970, the bureau reported.
For every 100 unmarried women between 25 and 34 years of age, there were 119 unmarried men in the same age group in 1985, compared with 100 women to 123 men in 1970, the bureau reported.
The major change was among that second group, the women who were still unmarried when the baby arrived.
The supervisors voted 9-0, with two absent, to support the "domestic partners" law allowing unmarried couples to register their relationships publicly for a $35 fee.
Today, 81% of all abortions are to unmarried women, and 61% are to women aged 15 to 24.
Murphy said the allegation, which continues to haunt her, "is one that's always made me furious because it's basically wrong." Murphy is unmarried, lives in Brookline _ like Dukakis _ and is known for the long hours she gives to her work.
But San Francisco would be the first to allow any unmarried couples to register their relationships the way traditional couples obtain marriage licenses.
Under either act, after a gift is made, custodians generally maintain the same powers over the transferred property that unmarried adult owners already have.
The most significant may be the continued burgeoning of the ranks of families headed by unmarried women.
B & W has found that unmarried couples are 50 per cent more likely to fall in arrears than married ones.
More and more lawmakers around the country are rewriting ordinances to accommodate unmarried couples.
Lawyers Tell Cohabitants To Put It in Writing WHAT LEGAL protections exist for parting cohabitants? None, say lawyers who counsel unmarried couples.
Apart from adding that the main reason Heath could afford to sail was that he was unmarried, that's about it. Clearly the party's backers of the 1960s were more discreet than those of 20 years later.
Mayor Edward I. Koch said Saturday he will issue an executive order granting bereavement leave rights to homosexuals and unmarried heterosexuals whose "domestic partners" die.
California courts have forbidden public housing agencies from excluding unmarried couples on "moral" grounds but have not yet ruled on religious objections by private owners.
Here, in summary form, are the major decisions of the court's 1989-90 term: _States may ban abortions for most unmarried girls under 18 unless one or both parents first are notified or a judge's permission is obtained.
Laws in Minnesota and Ohio require doctors to notify parents of unmarried minors who seek an abortion.
United argued in court that it was a business necessity to have only unmarried women in the air; married ones would always be worrying about their children instead of the passengers.
Also on Thursday a law was scheduled to take effect in San Francisco permitting unmarried couples to register as "domestic partners," giving them certain rights such as the right to bereavement leave from a city job if the partner dies.
About 63 percent of the women obtaining abortions are unmarried.
Auto insurance companies that offer family reductions exclude homosexuals and unmarried heterosexual couples, and income tax laws favor married couples in some ways, according to Karen Strauss of the Lesbian Rights Project.

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