Examples of using Mixed marriages in English and their translations into Polish
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The number of mixed marriages in 2014 was 3242
And you will have… Well, I think their aim is mixed marriages and becoming equal with the whites.
Emigration is also responsible for the growing number of Poles marrying foreigners- the formation of mixed marriages or, as the sociologists Ulrich Beck
Convening the Eighth Provincial Synod of the clergy in August 1875, Bayley enacted many salutary regulations, particularly with regard to clerical dress, mixed marriages, and church music.
what is more, mixed marriages, can guarantee a proper rationing of human rights protection for all.
needs of both national minorities and mixed marriages may ensure proper attention to this human rights issue.
children of mixed marriages can possess dual citizenship.
On 21 April 1791 there was a split in the Frisian community in Jezioro caused by the attitude to the mixed marriages see: JEZIORO.
Direct beneficiaries of the proposal registered by the social democrats are mixed marriages because it would enable them to make uniform the spelling of surnames where the husband is a foreigner.
When I published my book about mixed marriages, I sent him this book
Mixed marriages often bring a cultural diversity to the family, as well as
In the registry books of the parish church in Czermno, there are no mixed marriages registered between Lutherans and Mennonites.
I know a lot of couples from different backgrounds, mixed marriages living in the country of one of them
During the last plenary meeting bishops of the German Episcopal Conference decided with the majority of votes that in mixed marriages an evangelical partner can receive the Holy Communion in particular cases and under particular conditions.
a growing number of mixed marriages, and the need to protect the rights of children born into such marriages,
In the Czech Republic, the decrease in the number of Slovak children is due to the fact that of 52,000 mixed marriages living in Czech territory,
many a time the same people did not want to hear about the possibility of granting Christians the same rights as far as the question of mixed marriages is concerned.
Then, in 444 BC, Nehemiah had Ezra embody the ban on mixed marriages in the Torah, so that at last what had been done became part of the much-amended“Law”
then a ban on certain occupations and on contracting mixed marriages, then compulsory labor
received military decorations, and who came from mixed marriages.