Sentences with phrase «from uncooperative»

If necessary, import duties on products from uncooperative countries can level the playing field, with the import tax added to the dividend pool.

The center armrest bin had USB and power connections, and it was easy to feed out the charging cord and slot my iPhone 6s Plus into the cupholder, which thoughtfully has a notch that keeps the phone elevated above the cupholder surface, which could flood with liquid from an uncooperative cup.

The orange got kind of washed out, and the color also suffers from an uncooperative camera.

In 20 years of being a family child care provider and 12 years of conducting parenting workshops I have seen parents struggle with and children suffer from uncooperative CO-parenting.

If anything, your premise suggests that we should hire more StatsCan workers to pry information from uncooperative respondents.

Not exact matches

Within the coalition are two factions: those pushing to play hardball on Capitol Hill by threatening to force uncooperative lawmakers from office in November, and those who'd rather see the debate settled at the congressional negotiating table sooner rather than later, even if it means making policy concessions to companies such as Verizon and Comcast.

Watch any race from the late 1980s and two things are certain: there'll be an epic title battle between teammates, and an uncooperative Ligier will be holding the leaders up.

From there he moved onto Larrousse where he spent three seasons being fast but crash - happy, and also being a bit of an uncooperative backmarker.

This article has been edited and excerpted from Joint Custody with a Jerk: Raising a Child with an Uncooperative Ex by Julie A. Ross and Judy Corcoran.

Mrs. Dabiri - Erewa, who said asset recovery was different from asset returning, decried the uncooperative attitude of the countries where stolen funds are stashed.

From declined grant applications to uncooperative supervisors to natural disasters (yes, it happens!)

For half the groups playing this game, participants were given the opportunity at the end of each round to «punish» uncooperative group members, by deducting tokens from their stash.

So when it snows in Chicago, it's a little award bringing the fall pictures up from the archives, but hey — it's the best I can do when the weather decides to be uncooperative!

Unfortunately, his foreman is a lecherous weasel who fires an uncooperative factory worker, Fantine (Anne Hathaway) while Valjean is trying to keep a newly arrived Javert from discovering who he is.

It's not constant hilarity but the moments of levity do offer brief diversion, as we see Johnny Depp improvise when his large dog becomes uncooperative, a few wire - suspended giggles from Peter Pan, and some script departures from Dustin Hoffman.

(However, although the McREL research showed that high - performing, high - poverty schools had more empowering environments, it was unclear whether this had always been the case or whether they had initially benefited from more directive leadership that focused on improving routines and removing uncooperative or incompetent teachers.)

Despite getting no help from the state or the teachers union in plugging a $ 480 million budget gap this year, Chicago school officials are relying on the same two uncooperative parties to deal with next year's even bigger budget shortfall.

They can't keep the uncooperative creditors from suing you.

Remember if the seller did become uncooperative and you threatened legal action it will not do much good as you can't get blood from a stone.

If he's really uncooperative, ask someone to help you by steadying him and keeping him from jumping off.

It looks like the bumbling, uncooperative congressional testimony was the last straw — BP CEO Tony Hayward has just been sacked from the cleanup operations in the Gulf.

The notoriety in this claim arose from the police department's inexplicable failure to charge the intoxicated driver until after the firm brought the civil claim thereby pressuring the uncooperative police department to act.

Probably the only satisfaction I will derive from this whole experience will be in letting readers know just what an inept, disorganized and uncooperative bunch of crooks these people are.

Unknown to the presidents, certain youths were coached ahead of time to be lazy and uncooperative — to exhibit the same behaviors that would cause many of the youths to be fired from their real jobs.

Unfortunately, divorcing couples who are clearly uncooperative are rarely disqualified from mediation.