Sentences with phrase «move parties away»

These sorts of deeper conversations about how to solve problems constructively move the parties away from a bland slicing of all parenting time down the middle into something more creative that allows the children to continue to engage in family traditions with both sides of the family, maintaining family relationships that will help support the children through the inevitable difficulties that come from divorce.

Objective evaluation can sometimes move parties away from unrealistic positions, or at least provide them with more insight into their cases» strengths and weaknesses.

Objective evaluation sometimes can move parties away from unrealistic positions, or at least provide them with more insight into the strengths and weaknesses of their cases.

Objective evaluation sometimes can move parties away from unrealistic positions, or at least provide them with more insight into the strengths and weaknesses of their case.

Move our party away from the hate and the ignorant religious nuts and back to a more moderate middle so we can gain more support.

It's the leadership of Marine Le Pen that moved the party away from anti-semitism because she realised that after the holocaust this trope would no longer have any traction in the wider European community and other scapegoats would have to be found.

Not exact matches

«When taken in combination with the W1 chipset, a rise in convenience is offset by a clear aggregate move by Apple to move iOS device owners» accessories purchases away from third parties and industry standards, and more distinctly into Apple's own product families,» IHS senior analyst Paul Erickson said.

In order to move away from recruiting and hiring based on intuition, businesses should add third party testing, do group interviews and consider company culture.

Salvini said the result was «historic» for his party, one which has moved away from its roots of campaigning for an independent northern region to campaign on a national level.

A: They're doing a not - bad job of it if that's your goal, to find that big mushy middle where the Liberal party likes to live, where most Canadians or at least a lot of Canadians see themselves: we see the benefits of this industry and want it do continue to prop up our economic success, while we also see that we need to move away from fossil fuels.

It was often cheap labor in emerging markets that, more than two decades ago, led companies in developed markets to move company jobs away from the home country either to company owned facilities (off - shoring) or to third parties (out - sourcing) in developing markets.

The ridehailing service hopes to move away from reliance on third - party data.

In environmental policy, the Party promises stronger greenhouse gas emission regulations and enforcement in the oil - patch; a water management plan to ensure that current and future needs are balanced; a moratorium on additional resource development on lakeshores and lake beds; a Green Energy Plan to support green energy projects and move the province away from coalpower; and a land - use framework that curbs urban sprawl and safeguards farmland and habitats in the vicinity of cities.

The smartest choice is to move away as quickly as possible from the American Taliban and the Tea Party.

But the reason I don't watch FOX is that they lied about what was going on in our party and made many Moderates move away from the GOP.

i made these cupcakes for a going away party for my friend maya, who recently moved to israel.

The England international has been linked with a move away from Merseyside since it was revealed in January by the Daily Mirror that contract talks had stalled between the two parties, with La Liga giants Real Madrid credited with an interest.

With the competition for places last year, coupled with the arrival of Alexandre Lacazette, his playing time is only likely to decrease further and so a move away suits all parties.

A move away for Young may well suit all parties and could serve to rejuvenate a career that has arguably started to stagnate though a great deal will depend on just how much Man United look to earn from his sale.

A summer move away might benefit all parties.

Just as Tony Blair had worked to move Labour away from some of the party's traditional, less electorally appealing positions in the 1990s, so David Cameron, taking Blair quite consciously as his role model, sought to reposition the Conservative party on a number of key issues in a push for electoral popularity.

Mr. Akalifa was sitting behind a fellow party supporter on a motorcycle, moving about town among other party members in a jubilant campaign mood, when the pickup reportedly ran into them from behind after bursting a tyre some metres away from the rally grounds.

But perhaps, the best example that we've moved away from the John Taylor era is highlighted in Wilfred Emmanuel Jones, AKA the Black farmer; A Black Tory candidate who is comfortable talking tackling racism within his party as he discussing a referendum on the Euro, or inner city crime.

I suggested that the thought of our party being associated with the eviction of thousands of people, or them being moved to other parts of the country, hundreds of miles away — is an appalling prospect for many of us.

West Virginia, too, seems to have moved even further away from the Democratic Party at the presidential level.

Trained as a scientist, Bennett insists the party has moved away from what some have described as their «anti-science» policies on animal rights and alternative medicine.

In his view, the West Midlands agreement is «typical of the Labour party seeking to concentrate power over the people by moving the centre of power further away from people.»

In essence, Blair is telling big business that a sanitised Labour Party moving away from the unions and into alliance with the Liberal Democrats is a safer bet than a Tory Party which may not be able to win another general election.

In the weeks leading up to the result I conducted some polling to compare the views of Labour members and union supporters with those of voters who moved away from the party at the last election.

Miliband had the Labour leadership in his hands yet threw it away out of an arrogant refusal to move towards his party's own supporters.

His appeal to the millennials; his cynical take on the DC political establishment; his bi-partisan smacking of the politicos have all contributed to the millennials moving away from loyalty to the two major parties.

And all the while, the Labour party moved further and further away from them.

The Labour party introduced the comprehensive spending review system in 1998 after a year in office, and quite rightly sought to move away from a hand - to - mouth or «short - termism» budgeting culture.

But his net positive rating has fallen from 35 % to 22 % since December, as supporters of other parties move further away from him.

Following the furore over MPs» expenses many feel this upcoming election will see many voters moving away from the main parties and the Greens hope, with this kind of directed advertising, they will be able to garner a great deal of that support.

The Reform Party has stood proudly against the establishment since 1996, and will not move away from opening the ballots, ending gerrymandering and limiting the influence of lobbyists on legislators.

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How could a party in opposition gunning to take over the reins of power make such a move, when elections was just about a year away?

Mr Brady is far from alone in his party in questioning the move away from academic selection, with the former grammar school pupil calling for an increase in grammar schools in inner cities.

Padavan has an ally in Mayor Bloomberg, who has long been a supporter of the veteran GOP lawmaker and appears inclined to continue to do so, even as he moves away from a policy of strictly contributing to the Senate Republicans in favor of backing individuals lawmakers on a case - by - case basis, regardless of their party affiliation.

Any move away from the current US president by Mr Brown could strengthen his future relationship with Mr Bush's successor, widely - tipped to be the Democrat party's eventual nominee.

STV would have the advantage of retaining a stronger independence of locally elected MPs (due to preferential voting and the fact that party member can in theory compete against each other), but be a more dramatic move away from single - member representation, incur geographical difficulties mentioned earlier, and have a far less transparent counting process which is far less straightforward to understand.

In a sign the Conservative party may be moving away from the civil liberties ideals of former shadow home secretary David Davis, the Tories have announced a push to make it easier for police to launch surveillance operations against non-terrorists.

The Caerphilly MP said the party was mature enough to move away from the days when the leadership imposed policy — and discipline — from the top.

By law, a candidate who dies or moves away can be replaced by the party as late as one week before the election.

A former vice-president of Nigeria, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar has urged leaders of the All Progressives Congress, APC, to move away from extreme positions to a centrist one in the interest of the party and the nation.

Immigration advocacy groups dismissed Mr. Trump's latest moves as a play to his core supporters that would ultimately backfire for his party, driving away voters.

The question is whether such critiques work only against marquee right - wing candidates or whether the entire Republican Party comes to be seen as moving too far away from the views of what is still a moderate country.

This too moves his party a bit further away from the Tories and a bit closer to Labour.

He acknowledged the move would take some control away from the winner of the party's leadership contest, to be announced on September 24.