unwed的意思|unwed的解释-里氏词典

unwed [ˌʌn'wed]

a. 没有结婚的,未婚的

unwed

[ adj ]
of someone who has not been married
<adj.all>
unwed mother

In arguments before the justices Nov. 28, McNamara's lawyer contended that California law unfairly discriminates against unwed fathers by making it more difficult for them to assert their rights as parents.
Now that less than 1% of unwed black mothers and only 12% of unwed whites choose adoption, birth mothers may be swayed by even slight reservations about adoptive procedures.
Now that less than 1% of unwed black mothers and only 12% of unwed whites choose adoption, birth mothers may be swayed by even slight reservations about adoptive procedures.
Phyllis Yvonne Stickney plays a harried young unwed mother with a houseful of neglected children.
The share of unwed first mothers varied sharply by race, the study also found.
And children of unwed mothers have even less contact with and support from their fathers than do the children of divorced parents.
San Diego County had defended the state's policy of giving an unwed mother the primary right to decide whether to surrender a child for adoption.
The mission could be a hospice for AIDS patients, a home for abused mothers and children or a home for unwed mothers, Bishop Daniel M. Buechlein said Wednesday.
The ready option of abortion available to unwed mothers.
Of the more than 10,000 babies born daily, 1,994 are children of unwed mothers.
They make some usual conservative recommendations: Enforce child support and require young unwed mothers to live with their parents.
Harvard has a non-discrimination housing policy, while several other schools allow unwed couples to live together on a case-by-case basis.
Many housing authorities prohibit unwed couples in public housing.
Steinberg, 47, is charged in the death of 6-year-old Lisa Steinberg, the girl he obtained at birth from an unwed teen-ager but never legally adopted.
Yet another issue was the ease with which Steinberg illegally gained custody of Lisa and the other child, Mitchell, from their unwed teen-age mothers.
Who, besides unwed female OPCUs, might possibly care? Advertisers and financial planners, says Ms. Dinkins, citing consumer life-cycle theory linking spending and age.
Steinberg, 47, is charged in the fatal beating of Lisa, whom he illegally obtained at birth from an unwed Long Island teen-ager.
"We want to take a message out to young men as well as young women that there's a hard economic consequence to an unwed pregnancy," he said.
Ms. Cunningham also founded Nurturing Network, an organization that helps unwed pregnant women.
A good example is the attempt by some to explain the deteriorating position of American minorities by their "explosion" of unwed motherhood.
He said the government can be involved in dealing with problems such as pregnancy among unwed black teen-age girls and the high rate of black school dropouts.
The issue is whether unwed fathers who actively seek custody of their children may be stripped of all parental rights if adoption is deemed to be in the children's best interest.
(CDC data tend to ignore the important role fathers play in infants' well-being.) It has long been argued that the correspondence between illegitimacy and higher infant mortality reflects only the social disadvantages characteristic of unwed mothers.
In other action, the court: _Heard arguments about the rights of unwed fathers whose children are put up for adoption by their mothers.

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