Sentences with phrase «early dissolutions as»

Another possibility is that low levels of positivity is more detrimental when couples have to cooperate about raising children, and is therefore associated with early dissolutions as well.

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This is a subject or self - consciousness which becomes deeply reborn in early modernity, thence being renewed in a uniquely modern apocalyptic thinking, only to be absolutely negated in Nietzsche's apocalyptic dissolution of the «I,» an «I» which he could know as the creation of ressentiment.

Early dissolutions occurred when the make - up of Parliament made forming government impossible (as occurred in 1974), or, more commonly, when the incumbent government reasoned an early general election would improve their re-election chances (e.g. 2Early dissolutions occurred when the make - up of Parliament made forming government impossible (as occurred in 1974), or, more commonly, when the incumbent government reasoned an early general election would improve their re-election chances (e.g. 2early general election would improve their re-election chances (e.g. 2001).

The Fixed - term Parliaments Act 2011 (as amended by the Electoral Registration and Administration Act 2013) led to the dissolution of the 55th Parliament on 30 March 2015 and the scheduling of the election on 7 May, the House of Commons not having voted for an earlier date.

Removing the power of the monarch, on advice of the prime minister, to dissolve parliament before its five - year maximum length, [13] the act permits early dissolution if the House of Commons votes by a two - thirds supermajority, as occurred in the 2017 general election.

In addition to the dissolution of the little fortune he has accumulated, the custodian must also contend with increasing danger from the Nazis, a reward - hungry Ukrainian friend and soldier, and his even more reluctant wife; chiding her husband for his early inhumanity towards Jews, she is not keen on his aiding of them so long as it puts their family in the path of potential harm.

After the dissolution of Gruppo N in late 1964, Biasi embarked upon evolving the principles that were first developed as part of this collective artist group, and in earlier works like the Trame series, which dates from the late 1950s.

Enduring strengths and vulnerabilities, early stressors, and aspects of relationship quality may be involved in a continual chain of factors, being associated with late dissolutions via long term associations with other risk factors, such as decreased relationship satisfaction or increased conflicts.

We therefore have limited knowledge about whether predictors of dissolutions in the late child - rearing years differ from those associated with dissolutions in the early child - rearing years, and whether dissolutions in the late child - rearing years can be foreshadowed as early as when the children are toddlers.

Having a particular kind of welfare system such as in Scandinavia might affect the association between the early predictors and dissolution risk.

Individual characteristics may thus be associated with early and late dissolutions to a different degree, due to time - varying contextual factors, such as different stages of parenthood.

One possible mechanism may be that obligations associated with having more strains related to child care - taking may act as a barrier towards leaving the relationship during the early parenting years, but a long term association with low relationship satisfaction may eventually end in dissolution when the children become increasingly independent and the commitment towards them are decreasing.

Applied to parenthood as context, it seems plausible that restrictions of freedom in the early parenting years may imply a smaller access to social arenas, involving a weaker association between extraversion and relationship dissolution in the early compared to the late child - rearing years.

Accordingly, relationship dissolutions are just as likely, or even more likely, to occur after the early child - rearing years, compared to parents with young children (Waite and Lillard [1991]; Statistics Norway [2013]; U.S. Census Bureau [2013]-RRB-.

Child - rearing conflicts did not mediate the associations between the early predictors and late dissolutions, as child - rearing conflicts did not predict late dissolutions.