| In the second year of widowhood, Heinz withdrew into her grief and accepted a doctor's advice to go on Prozac. |
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| Linda Harris relates how, after the numbness of widowhood wore off, she found love again through the lonely hearts column of her local newspaper. |
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| Over clear pools, that solitude must bide, await your sowing like a holy bride, to cast off widowhood when you draw near. |
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| It is to share with the world the agony and exploitation of widowhood in India, which goes beyond the loss of a loved one. |
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| There is a whole group of women who quite frankly have been liberated by widowhood. |
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| Women who believe they are in for a reasonable standard of living during widowhood, are to be step-by-step, reduced to penury. |
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| The plan covers options for life insurance, widowhood insurance and maternity benefits. |
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| It was a courage manifest in wartime and widowhood, a courage that endured to the end. |
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| A woman used to be required to obey her father before marriage, her husband during married life, and her sons in widowhood. |
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| In her own widowhood, she welcomed her surviving sisters, Sophie and Aloysia, to Salzburg and supported them emotionally and materially. |
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| And widowhood is formally bestowed upon her as a clutch of women uncoil her neatly-coiled hair, remove her mangalsutra, break her bangles and wipe of her bindi. |
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| The death at the age of 101 of the former Queen consort after 50 years of widowhood since the death of King George Vl, however, was not an appropriate peg for such discussion. |
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| Provided that this has been purchased for a period of 13 weeks prior to widowhood, the sum of 10s weekly will be paid during the remainder of life or period of widowhood. |
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| The Trust aims to educate the children of poor widows throughout India, irrespective of religion, caste and gender, and raise the issues surrounding widowhood globally. |
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| After 19 years of widowhood she was married to Jacob Klassen. |
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| The low status of widowhood has the severest impact on society. |
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| The customary law of Dahomey also contains provisions on marriage by barter and on widowhood, levirate and succession. |
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| More divorces, separations and longer life expectancies accompanied by longer periods of widowhood account for these trends. |
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| This gives everyone an economic need for sons, including women, who face a grim widowhood without one. |
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| Her widowhood was long, after Richard was killed in a car accident in 1975, but she never thought of replacing him. |
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| But once the period of widowhood is over everyone throws a big party and she gets to begin a new life. |
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| She acknowledged, furthermore, that cruel widowhood rites were practised, although there was a law banning them. |
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| According to a 2006 study, senior women suffer much more financially from widowhood than senior men. |
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| Some Member States use the optional provision of granting permits in cases of divorce or separation and widowhood. |
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| Again, the question of ownership rights can be a source of problems in the event of divorce or widowhood. |
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| The first wave of women to enter the garment industry in Bangladesh in the early 1980s was driven by circumstances outside their control: poverty, dispossession, male unemployment, widowhood and abandonment. |
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| A high prevalence of widowhood has also led to an increase in the number of female-headed households, which causes vulnerability and may lead to various psychological and health problems. |
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| The negative image of widowhood is common to many societies and cultures. |
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| Two examples focused on the issue of widowhood for which there are limited Indian Act guidelines for dividing matrimonial real property on a reserve. |
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| Although most women spend their last years in widowhood while most men spend their last years in marriage, there have been some changes to this pattern in recent years. |
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| Article 25 defines this further as the right to security in the event of unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age or other lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond his or her control. |
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| The risk or threat of income interruption due to old age, sickness, disability, widowhood and unemployment was the key driver behind the development of Canada's systems of social provision. |
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| In the event of widowhood, divorce, separation or death an autonomous residence permit may be obtained if the person in question has been resident for at least one year. |
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| A widow or widower is entitled to income maintenance allowance for 24 months after payment of a widowhood allowance or reversionary pension ceases. |
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| During her long widowhood, Queen Victoria continued to visit Osborne House as one of her favourite homes. |
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| Many of Isabella's estate accounts from her long period of widowhood have survived and have been subjected to much study. |
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| They could either pass their remaining life in widowhood or have some children by levirate or remarry regularly. |
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| Consequently, in the event of sickness, disability, old age, unemployment, widowhood and any other involuntary situation which provokes deprivation, every person has the right to be looked after. |
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| Following a custom she maintained throughout her widowhood, Victoria spent the Christmas of 1900 at Osborne House on the Isle of Wight. |
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| Amaterasu is living out a lonely widowhood in exile in America, when a disfigured man comes knocking, claiming to be the grandson she believed had been killed. |
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| Remarriage of clergy following divorce or widowhood is forbidden. |
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