Although the economic crises of the 1930s inhibited nuptiality, war and peace inspired high rates of marriage and fertility, confounding demographers 'forecasts and temporarily reversing long-term downward trends. 79 The men who served in the nation's armed forces were in the forefront of this domestic revolution. ❋ Unknown (2008)
According to nuptiality records, in the last decades of the 19th century the proportion of women 65 and older who had never married was slightly above 6 percent. ❋ P. J. O'Rourke (2007)
MB Clyde commented "High nuptiality is behind the irresponsible population explosion that contributes to the problem." ❋ Unknown (2008)
High nuptiality is behind the irresponsible population explosion that contributes to the problem - exactly what Malthus observed was the case when those without economic prospects were foolishly patronised by paternalist authorities in a misplaced sense of responsibility. ❋ Unknown (2008)
So when I speak of nuptiality in the Eucharist, I am referring first to the mystery of the relationship withing the Trinity: just as in the Trinity the Son is generated by the Father's love but not without Christ's reception of the gift, the same structure is present, or should be present, in human marriage; and secondly to Christ's espousal to the Church. ❋ Mike L (2005)
The mystery of nuptiality rests on three points: otherness, self-gift into communion, and the fruitfulness of communion. ❋ Mike L (2005)
God knows that we long to enter into communion with Him, to enter into the nuptiality of the Trinity, and allows us to taste and see this nuptial union in the Eucharist. ❋ Mike L (2005)
The slowing in the decline of family sizes may reflect the leveling off of fertility decline and changing patterns of nuptiality. ❋ Douglas L. Anderton (1997)
Section II contains chapters devoted to mortality, nuptiality, fertility, health and migration. ❋ Douglas L. Anderton (1997)
In computing these age-specific nuptiality rates, at each age the appropriate unmarried population has been used as the denominator. ❋ Douglas L. Anderton (1997)
During the nineteenth century, national statistics on natality (births), mortality (deaths), nuptiality (marriages) and divorces were based on responses to questions included in the decennial censuses. ❋ Douglas L. Anderton (1997)
The significant and increasing number of multiple divorces/remarriages suggests that the age of redivorce among those remarried is also important in considering age patterns of nuptiality. ❋ Douglas L. Anderton (1997)
Wealth, as well as income, has important influences on a number of demographic variables, including place of residence, life expectancy, length of education, nuptiality, and occupation. ❋ Douglas L. Anderton (1997)
Again, differences in nuptiality may reflect reporting biases. ❋ Douglas L. Anderton (1997)
Table 5-11 reports the nuptiality rates that prevailed between 1970 and 1990, in each of several age groups, for grooms and for brides. ❋ Douglas L. Anderton (1997)
The general marriage rate (GMR) uses unmarried females aged 15 or greater and the general nuptiality rate (GNR) uses unmarried females aged 15 to 44 as a population denominator exposed to risk of marriage. ❋ Douglas L. Anderton (1997)
Dude [adjust] the wheel, your [nuptial] is making us [swerve]. ❋ David Minervini (2003)
What is that nuptial [on the table]? [I have no clue] [what it is]. ❋ Terry Wilkins (2003)
"Dude, [what's up] with Bill [lately], he's awfully [moody]."
"I know, I think he's got ruptured nuptials." ❋ Billigan (2007)
me and jenny [split up] today, [dont worry] though we have a post nuptial agreement so it should be [amicable] ❋ Apoclamite (2010)
Crown [Princess Mary's] family, the [Boganson] tribe of [Hobart], are devastated by the news of the post-nuptial agreement - it sets back their designs on the contents of the Danish treasury... ❋ Miggly (2006)
