Sentences with phrase «less animosity»

The biggest advantage of a collaborative divorce is that it usually ends with less animosity between the former spouses.

Even when couples separate or divorce, they often report that counseling helped them do so with less animosity and more lessons learned.

Collaborative Divorce offers couples the chance to resolve their problems with less animosity and a greater emphasis on the emotional and financial well being of everyone affected by the divorce.

A country with high growth will have less animosity towards foreign investors than one with slowing growth.

From another perspective, the problem might be identified as one of damaged relationships among members, the repair of which might be found in building up a fellowship that encourages greater love and less animosity.

Not exact matches

In politicians like Alberta Premier Alison Redford, Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi and Edmonton Mayor Stephen Mandel, it also has local leaders less bathed in old animosities than those who came before them.

We can assume that all the Justices sitting on the Court today, like other humans, have their own preferences and biases about religion, but the judicial opinions of one of them, Justice John Paul Stevens, raise more than a slight suspicion that some of his actions on the bench stem from animosity, if not to animal sacrifice, at least to certain less exotic religious beliefs and practices.

It's easy to wonder how much Reinsdorf's (and to a lesser extent, Paxson's) way of dealing with people causes such animosity.

It is worried less about the players than the latent animosity that may be infecting the crowd.

This is not an accidental slip, for The Breakthrough Institute gives the impression of being motivated less by the vision of a great future on a human - regulated Earth than by animosity towards other environmentalists.

Under the prevailing atmosphere of animosity, alienation and indifference in certain MS like Hungary, any less emphasis on Europe's past lineage and moral obligation would have been hollow and perfunctory.

It is quicker and less costly, it reduces animosity, and it gives you control over the important issues and the details of your divorce.

Given that there is less conflict and animosity during collaboration, children are insulated from the toxicity associated with litigation.