In Collaborative Divorce, couples agree to avoid litigation and
instead commit to a process where they work together to find solutions to their differences.
Not exact matches
I am not as
committed to the
process as I could be (and need
to be), and it's way easier
to give in and bring my baby
to bed or feed him at 2:00 a.m
instead of doing the back and forth thing for another hour, or whatever.
Instead, it cited the
process already in place
to handle such disputes: ORI investigates reports of research misconduct at federally funded institutions, and if it finds a researcher has
committed misconduct, it sends a «charge letter» outlining its finding and suggesting sanctions.
It's been about 4 weeks since I
committed to eating at least 80 % real food
instead of my usual of less than 50 % (depending on the day and my cravings for
processed treats and sweets).
Instead, it has demonized conservatives as insufficiently
committed to poor and minority children, in the course of which it went a considerable way
to derail the reauthorization
process.
The spouses
commit to negotiate all issues outside the court
process, relying,
instead on their commitment
to fairness and the expertise of their lawyers
to see negotiations
to a successful end.