Sentences with phrase «alienation without»

However, if I were to rely on her evidence in making the proposed order, I would be doing precisely what I determined was an error by the arbitrator, that is, I would be relying on general evidence as to remedies for parental alienation without reference to the particular needs and circumstances of J.B.» B. (S.G.) v. L. (S.J.), 2009 CarswellOnt 2660, [2009] W.D.F.L. 3145, 66 R.F.L. (6th) 103 (Ontario Superior Court of Justice 2009)[¶ ¶ 32 - 33].

Litigants (sic) pointed to a presumed gender bias in the courts, unethical practices by lawyers, procedural flaws, credence given to false allegations of abuse, parental alienation without consequences, and inadequate enforcement of orders and agreements.

And at the 2006 Whitney Biennial, his weary self - portrait seemed to speak of alienation without rebellion.

GARDEN STATE was that most welcome of surprises, an accomplished film whose quirkiness delivered a thoughtful look at modern alienation without glorifying it.

Do you experience social anxiety or alienation without liquid courage?

In a review of the movie, the critic in the sombre New Republic (October 10, 1964) writes,»» A Hard Day's Night» floats above despair and alienation without ever challenging them head - on, but also without ignoring them.»

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Not only is the mutable world separated from its divine principle — the One — by intervals of emanation that descend in ever greater alienation from their source, but because the highest truth is the secret identity between the human mind and the One, the labor of philosophy is one of escape: all multiplicity, change, particularity, every feature of the living world, is not only accidental to this formless identity, but a kind of falsehood, and to recover the truth that dwells within, one must detach oneself from what lies without, including the sundry incidentals of one's individual existence; truth is oblivion of the flesh, a pure nothingness, to attain which one must sacrifice the world.

Buber has said that the modern age is dominated by a Paulinism without grace — we are overwhelmed by alienation, despair and guilt, but we know nothing of Paul's celebration of faith, hope, and love.

To assume that we can know this without consulting nature is not only ethically irresponsible, it is the ultimate example of our anthropocentricity and alienation from nature.

He would agree with Marx that to be responsible to God without at the same time being responsible for the real means alienation.

Alienation is first and foremost the awareness of a fact without which religion and its interpretations could not exist.

A prime function of religion throughout history has been to help people move from centers to suburbs without alienation or anomie.

It is a radical perversion from God, disloyalty to the Creator who has given us so much and remains so loyal, an insulting alienation from Him, in which all of us, without exception, have shared.

Without the benefit of ritual, of injected meaning, Holden Caulfield stumbles through adolescence in a state of perpetual confusion and alienation.

Given the problems Britain is experiencing with alienation from political elites, the rise of «anti-politics» parties like UKIP, and the widespread perception amongst the public that the governing classes are «out of touch» — is imposing a new form of government on Greater Manchester without popular consent really a good idea?

These are centres of alienation, and not without reason.

Dame Anne continued: «Without that, there is a real risk of a self - fulfilling prophecy: that the prison experience will create or entrench alienation and disaffection, so that prisons release into the community young men who are more likely to offend, or even embrace extremism.»

Toward that end, board members say, institutions should set up systems that allow researchers to report to higher - ups, without fear of alienation or stigma, what they might view as suspicious behavior on the part of a colleague.

The book is one of the finest of the 20th century, but the film can't figure out how to show the journey that leads to total alienation and Lolita running away without dragging the film to a slowed paced for at least a half hour of screen time, as the two endlessly bicker.

When Hopper played a punk kid in «Rebel Without a Cause,» Ray's melodrama about teen alienation that starred James Dean.

Lessons can be stimulating and challenging without being intimidating, and the increasing curriculum requirements can be achieved without stress, anxiety, boredom, and alienation as the pervasive emotions of the school day.

Then I think back to that awkward drive home years ago, and the subtle alienation I felt growing up in a suspended state between the neighborhood in which I lived and the one where I spent all of my time, without having a solid footing in either.

It's a first step, but Amazon's got a long way to go to catch up with B&N's huge head - start in alienation of the customer base by taking stuff away without warning, and in leaving the customer service people clueless.

Needless to say, owners of the Alienation Season Pass get all of the above without spending a single extra dime.

It goes without saying that I was expecting Alienation to be an outstanding game.

Alienation is a great action game to play with company (without local options).

At the end of the day, Alienation is without a doubt a very well crafted and solid twin stick shooter game thanks to its frenetic gameplay experience, customization possibilities, solid loot system and online features.

Poet William Carlos Williams («No ideas but in things») enjoined American artists to learn to see their local surroundings without recourse to European conventions, to overcome the emotional alienation imposed by a Puritan heritage suspicious of nature.

If Man With A Hoe (1860) by Jean - Francois Millet (1814 - 75) represents the ultimate 19th century image of a peasant broken by manual labour, Fahy's powerful series of recent paintings entitled The Sowers of Cyprus, continues the theme but without Millet's profound alienation.

If «An Inconvenient Truth» brings this to the world's eyes, as is, without some positive empowerment, many more will be at risk of alienation.

The Newco will probably have gone in without asking for permission, and that is likely to have been a breach of the alienation covenant prohibiting the tenant from parting with possession.

The lease included alienation covenants: (i) not to execute any declaration of trust with regard to the premises; (ii) not to part with or share possession or occupation; (iii) not to sublet the whole without the landlord's prior written consent; and (iv) not to assign the lease without the landlord's prior written consent.

A parent prone to disparaging the other parent in the presence of the children can be required to attend therapy or be restrained from making negative remarks merely upon proof of the impugned behaviour, without the need to also allege alienation.

Without a doubt, research and much more thinking is necessary to support and more fully develop this concept, but in the meantime I encourage parents and counsel to refrain from the slings and arrows of alienation allegations and consider a more neutral approach focusing on the fact of the damaged parent - child relationship rather than the cause of the damage.

Facebook Home is really the only product the company could have made without risking drastic alienation of its existing Android user base.

On the one hand, we have parental alienation, where one parent brainwashes a child against another without justification.

Whereas in a divorce without Parental Alienation, you will typically see children are able to endorse a position taken by one parent and then endorse the other parent in another issue or set of issues.

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In an important child custody case, Family Court Chief Justice, John Harper, addresses parental alienation almost without using those words, «parental alienation».

Dr. Richard Gardner, another leading expert applies the term «Parental Alienation Syndrome» or «PAS» to children who reject a parent without justification and under the influence of the other parent.

According to The Legal Intelligence, it is often challenging to determine when to accuse the other side of parental alienation or inappropriate behavior without increasing the level of alienation from one of the parents.

Likewise, an otherwise competent Evaluator who is however unfamiliar with Parental Alienation, would very likely take the child's complaints about the Target Parent at face value without ruling out bona fide abuse and otherwise negative parental behavior.

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In cases of severe parental alienation the resident parent will be dictating and controlling the plans and strategies of services involved, without them even realising.

Without knowing the background, it sounds like you're looking a gifthorse in the mouth, because your opponent just GAVE you a gold - plated admission of parental alienation.

«One of our colleagues, in an earlier decision in this file, found that «without the shadow of a doubt, the two children suffer from a parental alienation syndrome.

He concluded, however, that even without an assessment report, the Mother's behaviour of extreme parental alienation that was described in great detail in the 140 page decision of Zuker J. certainly necessitated the protection finding and disposition that was made and that the Mother's behaviour since had only served to confirm the fundamentally important finding made at trial that she is a person who focuses only on her own needs and not those of her children and that she has absolutely no insight into the consequences of her behaviour on her children's wellbeing.

Mr Custody Coach can help you recognize alienation, give you a solid plan for helping your child see the truth without destroying them or the other parent, and help you document alienation attempts for use in court to win custody of your child.

«Dr. Dunne concluded that Tiffany suffered from «parental alienation syndrome,» and felt unable to accept her father without fear of rejecting her mother.»

If alienation is alleged, then it should be investigated — without assumptions that a parent intentionally influenced a child against the other parent, but also without assumptions that a parent's behavior did not influence the child.