Examples of using Consanguinity in English and their translations into French
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that is, ascendant by consanguinity or affinity, adoptive father
See Article 40 of the Algerian Family Code, which provides that“consanguinity is established by valid marriage,
kin to the fourth level of consanguinity, affinity two ranks removed or one rank removed in civil law.
stability of household leadership are given precedence over consanguinity.
the Church at first considered him illegitimate because of his father's earlier divorces and his parents' consanguinity.
bearing in mind the long-standing links of culture, consanguinity and friendship between our peoples,
shares a common border, close consanguinity and historic ties.
kin to the fourth level of consanguinity, affinity two ranks removed or one rank removed in civil law.
The contact regime established by the court may extend to relatives up to the fourth degree of consanguinity and the second degree of affinity,
is made up of persons united by bonds of marriage and consanguinity.
through its Faculty of veterinary medicine with the Maroons breeders society for the study of the zootechnical status and consanguinity of the exemplary enrolled in their rolls.
live-in partner, or relatives up to the fourth degree of consanguinity or the second degree of affinity.
his delegation believed that consanguinity should be the determining factor in the acquisition of nationality.
the law should include as an aggravating circumstance in considering penal responsibility the fact of the perpetrator being the spouse or a relative of the victim up to the fourth degree of consanguinity or the second degree of affinity.
except when the adoptee is related to the adopter to the third degree of consanguinity or the second degree of affinity,
but also to reduce the consanguinity observed in some populations where the number of breeding animals used is low.
regards the age of the victim and the degree of consanguinity or affinity between the victim
Thus, the distinction between Swiss women who acquired nationality by consanguinity, adoption or naturalization on the one hand,
However, kafala has no effect on consanguinity as“the child cared for in this manner can be of known or unknown consanguinity, and if the parents are known the child's original consanguinity must be maintained” Article 119 and 120 of the Family Code.
divorce), consanguinity(descent, maintenance,