conjugal rights

You don't have to worry about me demanding my conjugal rights.

Nor had he made the slightest move to exercise his conjugal rights.

I couldn't blame you for wanting to exercise your conjugal rights."

Failure to obey the order for restitution of conjugal rights.

Under the rules, Arjun is banned from his conjugal rights for a year.

The expression 'conjugal rights' gains a new and more reciprocal kind of meaning.

"And he wanted to exercise his conjugal rights?"

Historically, many cultures have had a concept of spouses' conjugal rights to sexual intercourse with each other.

'What about my conjugal rights, as they are delicately referred to by the lawyers?"

Will you allow me my conjugal rights?

Besides, Jerry and the Poodle were exercising conjugal rights every night.

Ullman brought the concept of a female prisoner to the show's writers, who returned with a sketch on conjugal rights.

He, in turn, tried to deny her access to their four daughters and sued her for the "restitution of his conjugal rights".

Peyrac respects her decision and does not pursue his claim to conjugal rights, wishing rather to seduce than use force.

Men's conjugal rights exposed women to an endless series of unwanted and unplanned pregnancies.'

"The husband should give to his wife her conjugal rights, and likewise the wife to her husband.

If I marry you will you immediately forget your promise to give me some time before demanding your conjugal rights?"

When a juicy brief concerning a writ for "restitution of conjugal rights" appears, they take opposite sides in the case.

Married love was a duty, and a grace that permitted, and alone permitted, the fulfilment of conjugal rights.

If she became one of his other wives, then he was required to continue supplying the same amounts of food, clothing, and conjugal rights to her.

Conjugal rights may refer to:

"Conjugal rights?

Wilt had enough troubles with his own virility without having Eva demand that her conjugal rights be supplemented oralwise.

If she refuses, he threatens her with the law, the barbarous law, which, to use his own coarse expression, will "restore his conjugal rights."

She had no intention of sleeping with John, and it was plain that he had every intention of claiming his conjugal rights.