| 词汇 | example_english_divorce |
| 释义 | Examples of divorceThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. She then divorced her husband who later died. The point is not an abstract one, as it affected, for example, the status of foreign divorces. Over time, divorces have occurred at increasingly shorter durations of marriage. In 1989, the number of children under 16 with parents who divorced was 148 thousand. The new public world was one in which power was increasingly divorced from the family. The introduction of the frame divorced the structure from the load-bearing function of the wall, and freed the two elements. Seventeen of these initially married families divorced between the initial assessment and the young adult assessment. Ninety-six triadic interactions were available because 12 couples had divorced. The registers indicate dates of divorces and the abandonment of women (men who were abandoned by their wives were not registered as such). Furthermore, becoming divorced resulted in increases in drinking, suggesting that the effects of marital dissolution during young adulthood are important. Isolated utterances have been divorced from their context, a practice which is unpardonable in the history of ideas. Maybe this is because linguistic investigations tend to be highly theoretical - and divorced from most people's immediate interests in language. In an age of the ever-powerful, omnipotent and omnipresent nation state, culture cannot be divorced from the wider political environment. The relationship between dealer and client is not always divorced from the occult. The shared assumption of legal professionals, therapeutic professionals and divorcing parents alike is that such a decision calls for therapeutic, not legal, expertise. Several of the widowed or divorced men lived with a daughter, daughter-in-law or granddaughter and were thereby assured of care should they need it. An area where coverage appears divorced from local (editorial) preferences is news coverage of the presidential campaign. In his view, anti-semitism is divorced from reality ; it is irrational, wild, and hallucinatory. Their marital status included 73 never married (40.3 %), 78 married (43.1 %), five divorced (2.8 %), 24 lived together (13.3 %), and one widowed (0.6 %). Popa does not discuss information theory divorced from the physical media but fully integrated with it. One of the reasons for this failure lies in the tendency to write histories of political language, divorced from broader intellectual concerns and immediate contexts. From the sample of 3392 couples, 408 (12%) turned out to be divorced. Three of the participants were married, and a fourth was divorced but in an amicable and close relationship with his former wife. Representationally, this immediately divorces the effect from segmental reduction, thereby obscuring the fact that both types of event result in neutralisation. Married men were slightly more likely to use medications than single or divorced men. Around 60 % of those who separated or divorced had entered second or subsequent partnerships by their early thirties. Once was divorced ; four were not married, though two of these had children and can be classified as single ; and three were married. Of the unmarried women, only 18.2% were never-married, whereas (unlike any of the men) 15.2% were widowed and 7.5% were divorced. They were nearly always elderly divorced or childless women, with no children to raise or with grown families. Having formerly run a club for divorced and separated people, she now continued in the informal role of counsellor. He had been divorced many years previously and had spent much time as a patient in psychiatric hospitals and bedsitters. One-half were married and the remainder were single, widowed, separated or divorced. Another 12 had divorced grandparents, four had divorced in-laws, six other older relatives, and 18 already had divorced children. Racial differences in the determinants of the living arrangements of widowed and divorced elderly women. Separated and divorced subjects were at higher risk of developing a depressive episode. At least the reactive account owes us a deeper justification of why being responsible cannot be divorced from the stance of holding responsible. Approximately one-half of the sample (54.2 %) were currently married, 38.0 per cent widowed and 7.8 per cent divorced, separated or never-married. Especially among women, those who were either single or divorced had better health than those who were married. The vast majority of adult descendants were married, widowed or divorced. Also, women whose children had divorced or separated had more progressive attitudes than women whose children had not. However, in the future there will be increasing numbers of parents who have never married or who have divorced. Marital status was coded in four categories : single ; married ; separated, widowed or divorced ; and unstated. In reflecting on her life, divorces appeared simply as short-term hiatuses, difficult episodes but without long-lasting effects. Even if divorced by her husband for good reason, she never lost her legal right to a dowry. Marital status distinguishes between partnered men (married or cohabiting) and those who are currently widowed, divorced (or separated), or never married. In concluding, we briefly discuss how insights from our study could be used in education programs for divorcing and parents engaged in custody battles. Communication, conflict, and psychological distance in nondistressed, clinic, and divorcing couples. While the former do represent an appropriate zircon source, they cannot be divorced from inappropriate zircon sources of the latter. Three of these were divorced or separated, two mild cases, the third more disabled, all doing manual work and losing very little time from work. Thus, intrinsically healthier women may be more likely to get married and/or less likely to become widowed or divorced. Simple totalling of court orders and divorces over a period of time would therefore result in doublecounting of broken marriages. The requirement that divorcing parties assume the correct attitude has particular implications in relation to decisions and dispute resolution concerning children. Such recommendations are influential even in conflicts that end in an agreement between the divorcing parents, rather than a judicial ruling. However, this observation does not invalidate the overall conclusion that, within the divorcing population, the proportion of childless couples has increased in recent years. Similar associations were found for separated and divorced women, but currently married women in the two groups did not differ in their pregnancy history. Second, once nature was divorced from creed, natural philosophy and allied disciplines too came to be seen (by some) as a theologically neutral discipline. Second, once nature was divorced from creed, natural philosophy and allied disciplines too came to be seen (by some) as theologically neutral. About two-thirds were females (62%), 19% were married, 12% divorced, 35% widowed, and 34% were single. The indirect consequentialist could, indeed, possess a disposition that is divorced from action, but an action-divorced disposition is not appropriate to indirect consequentialism. An increasing proportion of women enter later life as divorced. Eighty-eight percent of the adolescents' primary caregivers were currently married, 12% were divorced, and 1% were widowed. As language cannot be divorced from culture, it can equally not be considered separate from general cognition. Figure 3 shows that almost all women (95%) who did not have a child within their first marriage divorced within 20 years. When the duration of de facto marriage is controlled, divorcing couples have a higher rate of fertility than that found within those who remain married. Indeed, couples who found themselves divorced after a few words said in anger often wanted to be reunited. By the middle of the nineteenth century, most state legislatures had passed bills ceding the responsibility of overseeing divorces to the courts. Marital status was : 53.2 % married or cohabiting, 14.7 % divorced, 31.2 % single and 0.9 % widowed. Described this way, the intuition is not divorced from the thought that what counts as good for her depends on her particular capacities of appreciation. Current trends suggest that an increasing proportion of divorcing couples will be childless. Unlike the scientist, however, his experience is one of blending rather than divorcing the two, very much like his own sense of recollection. Using information about partner status and partner history, older adults were characterised as in a first-partner relationship, never-married, currently widowed, currently divorced or repartnered. Remarriage by divorced or widowed women was not frowned upon. Also in line with our hypotheses, divorced or separated women were found to be more progressive than others. During the 1980s, divorced housewives had few problems finding paid work. Neither values nor relationships are static ; nor are they divorced from society or specific times and places. Three-in-four of the respondents lived as a couple, and most others were separated, divorced or had never married. When a woman is divorced, there is a sense that she has failed. The location was the landscape garden, divorced from the city and public life. Relative to the widowed men, divorced men were about 30 per cent less likely to remarry. First, those who absconded were alive and therefore can be considered with those who divorced. She was divorced, with one married son in town; her two daughters were away at school. Cognitions and adjustment among children of separated or divorced parents. Fitted hazard functions describing age at first onset of depression by gender and whether the respondent's parents had divorced. A 68-year-old man with hyperthyroidism, cardiovascular disease, chronic emphysema, and diabetes mellitus, is separated from his wife, but not divorced. The net result is that dietary inadequacies cannot be readily divorced from income deficiencies. In later life, there are notable differences between the organisational activities of partnered, widowed, divorced and never married men. Equal proportions of actors played characters who were either widowed, divorced or separated or married (39 per cent of those with a stated marital status). Men, but not women, were relatively more likely to be portrayed on film as widowed, separated or divorced. Three-in-five women were widowed, one-quarter were married, one-in-10 were divorced, and two women had never married. Construction and image are divorced from this as they were conceived at a later stage and the scheme is not based on narrative. Because the interpretations they offer, of the social meanings of things, are divorced from any practically grounded understanding of materials and their properties. The takeover of fields under the provisions of the new law led to bitter recriminations, divorces (as retaliations against family groups) and other conflicts. About a quarter of those interviewed were single, being divorced, widowed or never-married and, as in the general population, more women than men were single. A daughter and a grand-daughter are also divorced. Fifty-four per cent of the patients were single, 33% married and 13% had previously been married but were now either separated, widowed or divorced. Seventy-one per cent were single, 22 % were married, and 7 % were separated or divorced. Parents did not tend to regret their divorces, although they may have regretted that they had not handled the process better. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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