Sentences with phrase «come to a resolution together»

During this time, she suggests you allow each child time to state their case, acknowledge and understand the problem yourself, and help your children come to a resolution together.

But, at the end of the day, they were able to come to a resolution together, in person, that they felt would be best moving forward in ending their marriage.

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You can use them three different ways: work on one skill a week, choose one at random when an issue arises and use it to help come to a resolution, and, for older kids, invite your child to choose a card as you work together to solve problems.

Experts say there may be a better way to focus on self - improvement in the coming year — making New Year's resolutions together as a family.

She suggests having a special time and place where your children can come together to learn «peaceful conflict resolution.»

The state's Democratic Rural Conference has passed a resolution calling on the state Senate's fractured Democrats to come together «for the common good as they enter the 2017 budget process,» and asking Cuomo «to do everything possible to ensure this outcome.»

Writing in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), the researchers outline how satellite imagery, geolocation technology, small area surveys, statistical methods and computing power can come together to map high - resolution national population estimates, comparable or exceeding the level of detail of those derived from census material and with the ability to interrogate information down to the local scale.

Even if it means stepping away for a while, always make sure to come back together to find a resolution.

January 17th is officially Ditch Your Resolution Day, where we come together to free ourselves of rigid resolutions that we can't keep.

I think some of my resolutions that I was expected to come together later in the year are going to have to swap places with some that I wanted to happen sooner, but progress is progress right?

That's why parents across the country came together to ask the NAACP to reconsider this resolution - and to visit their children's schools to learn more about how charter schools are helping black children succeed.

Our students, staff, and community have come together demanding an end to such violence in schools, and the Board of Education unanimously adopted a resolution which reads, in part:

The original game was pretty enough, but the high resolution textures, advanced lightning effects, and incredibly detailed character models come together to create a truly stunning presence.

This is simply an opportunity for the parties to come together, speak with an experienced member of the Tribunal and see if resolution is possible.

If HTC has found a way to make those two camera work together, then recording 360 - degree video recording is certainly possible when it comes to resolution.

The screen is purported to be a 5.5 - inch AMOLED that comes together with a 1080p native resolution while the main shooter uses 16 megapixels, joined by an 8 - megapixel front - facing camera.

In order to stream a the highest - available resolution you'll need a few different pieces to come together.

For resolution to the crisis, both parties need to, both individually and together, understand and come to terms with the legacy of the affair.

Dr. Zimmerman may also hold meetings with the attorneys and / or parents together to try to come to a resolution on a particular issue.

The Resolution conference is an annual two - day event for its members to come together and discuss the latest developments in family law and identify practical ways to support people going through separation.

At the end of the day, whether you battle it out or you work together to come to a resolution, you will be divorced.

Trained collaborative lawyers and other professionals know how to work together to come to a mutually acceptable resolution.

Sometimes collaborative divorce gets used as a general nickname for divorcing parties coming together to settle out of court, but it's actually a very specific method of our alternative dispute resolution.

While Collaborative Practice is widely applicable and there are Collaboratively trained professionals working in many areas of civil law (for example, one CPC attorney provides Collaborative services in trust and estate matters), CPC professionals have come together around a shared commitment to the multidisciplinary application of Collaborative Practice to the resolution of family disputes.

Instead of trying to demolish each other through character attacks and public humiliation, both sides in Collaborative Divorce work together in a private setting to come up with a mutually beneficial resolution.

Since the goal is to work together to come to a common resolution rather than to «defeat» each other, things tend to go more quickly, cheaply and smoothly in the collaborative method.

A mediator's job is to bring two sides together to the middle to try to come up with a resolution that both sides can live with.