Arrangement where two people who are not married live together in an intimate relationship.
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Examples for "free union"
Examples for "free union"
1
Legally married; the proposal of free union was to be a test only.
2
But a free union presupposes equality of position.
3
He no longer cared on what terms he obtained her-legalmarriage or free union-itwas indifferent to him.
4
If she rejected his proposal of a free union, was he prepared to marry her in legal form?
5
The question of the relations of the sexes he also looked upon as thoroughly solved by accepting free union.
1
But it's an offer, anyway.' Ah, negotiating the terms of modern cohabitation.
2
At that moment I hadn't the energy to deflect talk of cohabitation.
3
But we're already at a much lower level of cohabitation than before.
4
In men there were no changes in cohabitation status or emotional distress.
5
Their love cannot be sullied by baubles like marriage or long-term cohabitation.
6
Then marriage, to resume my main discussion, does not necessarily mean cohabitation.
7
Personally, I have no problem with cohabitation if done for the right reasons.
8
There are various documents you need to provide to proof the cohabitation requirement.
9
By contrast cohabitation is a state actively chosen and maintained by both partners.
10
Spouses and civil partners do not need to meet the two-year cohabitation requirement.
11
Yes, your two-year cohabitation period can also include periods of joint residence abroad.
12
Progressives should not fret about or feel threatened by such cohabitation.
13
Each side has reason to be wary of resuming their cohabitation.
14
You can buy a ready-made cohabitation agreement from lawpack.co.uk for under a fiver.
15
As maturity was reached at the age of twelve, marriage meant simply cohabitation.
16
I didn't unleash that beast until later in our cohabitation months.
