“born out of wedlock”造句，怎麼用born out of wedlock造句

To establish(a child born out of wedlock)as legitimate by legal means.

Each year more than a million children experience family breakup: about as many are born out of wedlock.

With the development of society, young people especially minor's behavior of cohabit which causes the phenomenon of children born out of wedlock emerging before marriage.

Women under 25 are more likely to have had a baby than to be married while 44 per cent of British children are now born out of wedlock.

Well, four, but one was a secret because he was born out of wedlock and had been shipped off to Italy in infancy because … uh, never mind.

France overtook Ireland as the fertility champion of Europe in 2007 but a majority of babies are now being born out of wedlock, according to new census figures released on Tuesday.

Your deeply religious born-again Christian mother wants a test-tube grandbaby born out of wedlock?

The proportion of black babies born out of wedlock has nearly doubled since 1970, to 69%.

Nature has given the child two parents, the law gives but one, and it is the father when the child is born in wedlock, but if the child is born out of wedlock, it is the mother.

Mr Zuma, with his many wives and mistresses and multiple children born out of wedlock, is often accused of setting a bad example in the fight against AIDS.

Some 70% of black babies are born out of wedlock.

There is a strong correlation between the rate of birth and the number of babies born out of wedlock.

The girl was born out of wedlock on June 1, 1926, in a Los Angeles hospital. She was named Norma Jean Mortenson.

Nearly half of American dads under 45 this Father's Day say they have at least one child who was born out of wedlock.

Only 4% of the children of mothers with college degrees are born out of wedlock.