Examples of using Consanguinity in English and their translations into Russian
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A consanguinity of earth and heaven.
The child does not however acquire any other right deriving from consanguinity.
Because of close consanguinity, certain genetic problems occur more frequently.
At the same time Schiller, Hölderlin, Schelling, Hegel,Planck had consanguinity and one ancestry- Johann Guy.
His birth was a cause of great celebration at the Aquitanian court, butthe Church at first considered him illegitimate because of his father's earlier divorces and his parents' consanguinity.
Affinity, or relationship by marriage,as well as consanguinity, are under the sole jurisdiction of the Government of Canada.
To avoid those problems,most of the States in question had opted for nationality based on consanguinity.
In 1245, Roger repudiated her on grounds of consanguinity, but was compelled by an ecclesiastical sentence to take Isabella back in 1253.
The cloning of human beings can corrupt the natural foundations of childbirth, consanguinity, motherhood and fatherhood.
Almodis and Hugh of Lusignan divorced due to consanguinity, and Hugh arranged for her to marry Count Pons of Toulouse in 1040.
According to article 861 of the Civil Code,individuals may inherit both for reasons of affinity and of consanguinity.
According to valid legislation,persons of different gender between whom there is no close consanguinity or adoptive relationship and are of age(18 or older) can enter a marriage.
The Angolan Government is very apprehensive regarding the crisis in the Republic of the Congo, a country with which Angolashares a common border, close consanguinity and historic ties.
He feels his consanguinity with them, he feels that part of his soul is concluded with senseless for others streams of numbers, lines of text and that thing called"computer hardware" by his contemporaries.
Unlike communication blood it underlined spiritual communication and replaced consanguinity with relationship on spirit.
Relatives to the first degree of consanguinity(grandmother, grandfather, mother, father, grandchildren or siblings) may not enter into marriage, neither should relatives to the second degree of consanguinity(such as cousins) enter into marriage.
With a view to expediting the peace process in the two countries andbearing in mind the long-standing links of culture, consanguinity and friendship between our peoples, the two delegations agreed.
This concept is set forth in article 2 of the Family Code(Act No. 84-11) of 9 June 1984, which reads:"The family is the basic cell of society, andis made up of persons united by bonds of marriage and consanguinity.
The bill also extends eligibiity for compensation to a surviving spouse orto relatives within the first degree of consanguinity this bill has already been provisionally passed by the Senate.
As the historical fates decree, we found ourselves being separated by borders, but at the same time bound by strong ties of our kinship, unity of cultural roots, bonds of common victories and defeats which, sometimes,are stronger than consanguinity.
Under article 138 of the Penal Code,death on the grounds of honour would be a crime of murder, and consanguinity could mitigate or aggravate guilt, depending on the motives for the crime and its nature and effects.
Article 21 of the same Act provides that:"The marriage guardian shall be a male agnate in nearest order of inheritance,provided that he is in a degree of consanguinity that precludes marriage mahram.
Subject to reasonable restrictions based for example on a woman's youth or consanguinity with her partner, a woman's right to choose when, if, and whom she will marry must be protected and enforced at law.
The Criminal Code also provides for aggravating circumstances when rape is committed on the spouse,person engaged to be married, persons related with consanguinity amongst other aggravations.
The Family Code does away with the principle of"hierarchy" in filiation, by proclaiming that children have equal rights andspecifying that filiation may be by consanguinity- without any kind of qualification- or by adoption, and that both produce the same legal effects.
This mode of adoption radically alters the restrictive system of the present law:"Adoption produces only the juridical bonds for which the law expressly provides"(art. 15), and overrides the limited scope of its provisions for filiation:"The juridical family bond arising from adoption extends onlyto the adopting and adopted parties and the direct descendants of the latter by consanguinity" art.1.
Similarly, with regard to paragraph 86(j) of the report, concerning the obligation to adopt all reasonable measures to enable a familyto remain together or to be reunited, his delegation believed that consanguinity should be the determining factor in the acquisition of nationality.
She may travel with the child inside the country to the town where she resides or has employment,provided that in the town concerned she has a relative in a degree of consanguinity that precludes marriage mahram.