NOUN
- a person (not necessarily a spouse) with whom you cohabit and share a long-term sexual relationship
How To Use domestic partner In A Sentence
- The study found that 22 percent of married or domestic partner couples report they are involved in a religiously diverse union.
- Remove the restriction that the domestic partner in a JV securities firm has to be an existing domestic securities firm.
- The domestic partner o'r partners would not be qualified for the Contract Works in question on technical o'r financial grounds without the foreign participation.
- There is no cost to you, your spouse, domestic partner or dependents.
- The City states in its briefs that the domestic partners ordinance does not interfere with those statutes.
- The term domestic partnership is used to indicate two people who are not in a sexual relationship but are in an intimate family relationship, i.e. brothers, sisters, bachelor friends, mother and adult child, etc. etc. etc. 365 Gay News
- A law passed by voters in 1994 gave retirement and health benefits to city employees' domestic partners.
- Some and municipalities offer their employees domestic partner coverage depending on the state laws.
- At issue is whether domestic partners benefits are covered by the federal statute.
- All of the five possible legal solutions to the issue of same-sex couples — redefinition of marriage, civil unions, domestic partnerships, federal marriage amendment, and what I am calling disestablishment — strike me as seriously flawed and likely to be harmful to children. SSM opponant changes his mind
