According to the March 18, 1929 Time magazine article, "on grounds of nonsupport."

"I don't want to interrupt the reunion, but my stomach is about to sue me for nonsupport.

Clearly, the government was right to prosecute Mr. Green for criminal nonsupport.

Unable to continue embellishing the mansion and estate she had given them, they sued her for nonsupport.

"They see a man with a build like mine and they know they won't have to sue me for nonsupport."

In June 1902, Reavis's wife filed for divorce on grounds of nonsupport.

As the front-runners, their nonsupport was too much."

But he was also the victim of nonsupport: In his 10 defeats, the Phillies scored just 25 runs.

Their quarterback, Vinny Testaverde, has been a long-term disappointment, partly because of nonsupport.

Mr. Green is facing up to five years for each of four bigamy counts and one count of nonsupport.

Mark sued them for nonsupport.

No one bothered to ask where Kojima, a failed restaurateur with ex-wives suing him for nonsupport, got the money.

Should the fathering (and nonsupport) of 57 children call for a reunion and a biographer's comment that "he loved women"?

At this stage cultural differences are significant barriers to the relationship and it is critical for partners to avoid identity freezing and nonsupport.

But he asked the abortion opponents to engage in "self-examination in a humble way" to discover "the causes of this nonsupport."

"I saw early on that General Clark made what might be called his equivocal statements about his support or his nonsupport of the war.

And Mrs. Hudson's had her husband arrested four times for nonsupport and once for beating her up.

Martin believes that Buddhism was threatened externally by state repression and by nonsupport and internally by invalid clergy.

"I'm married to radio," he told The Chronicle (San Francisco) in 1975, "and I'm thinking about suing it for nonsupport.

The couple wed in July 1921, but in the summer of 1923, Chadwick sued Wellman for divorce on grounds of desertion and nonsupport.

Paternal abandonment and nonsupport, combined with the fact that half of all marriages end in divorce, might be among the reasons so many women have decided to have children outside marriage.

Sometimes he pitched poorly and sometimes, when he pitched well, a hellish conspiracy of bad bounces, cheap hits, poor fielding and flagrant nonsupport from his teammates did the job.

"Only if there is a history of abuse or a long-term history of nonsupport and noninvolvement do we say, 'Forget it,' " said James S. Miller, financial aid director at Harvard College.

The state laws that cover their crimes - criminal contempt in the second-degree and nonsupport of a child - are misdemeanors, each punishable by up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine, Mr. Hynes said.