Sentences with phrase «not refer parties»

However, the court does not refer parties to counseling if a domestic violence protective order is in effect, with certain exceptions.

(a) If there has been a history of domestic violence, the court may not refer the parties to parenting coordination unless both parents consent.

Not exact matches

These are not the type of third - party games I referred to earlier — the «Assassin's Creed «s and «Call of Duty «s and «Fallout «s of the world are what matter nowadays when it comes to third - party support.

«I don't want to be on stage when I'm 57, talking about... «Let's Get It Started,»» he says, referring to a popular Peas party anthem.

Bannon, who has referred to the press as «the opposition party,» also warned that the administration's attacks on the media were not likely to soften, but instead would «only get worse.»

Then came last month's NDP convention, where delegates behaved as though they just couldn't wait to turn their party into a kind of wholly - owned Canadian subsidiary of the American anti-war left - adopting even the exact wording of what is essentially a brand - name American slogan that refers to the U.S. occupation of Iraq: Support Our Troops.

A person, who was referred to Bloomberg by Pishevar's spokesman but asked not to be identified, says she attended the Uber party and didn't witness the alleged incident.

Well, for anybody not familiar with Ethereum, it's a platform technology designed to serve as a protocol layer on which third parties can build decentralized applications (which are now being referred to as DApps for the main part).

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In a June statement on her web site decrying what she referred to as an «Islamic training center,» Lou Ann Zelenik, a Republican candidate for U.S. Congress in Tennessee and a Tea Party favorite, argued that the center «is not part of a religious movement; it is a political movement.»

A statement can identify a candidate not only by stating the candidate's name but also by other means such as showing a picture of the candidate, referring to political party affiliations, or other distinctive features of a candidate's platform or biography.

In addition, our annual Christmas Party has been rebranded as an «End of Year Function», not because of a secularization of our company, but because the tiny Muslim minority threatened to boycott the event if it continued being referred to as a Christmas Party.

Referring to Mr Crabb's case, a Conservative Party spokesman said: «Following an investigation, a panel headed by an independent QC has concluded that Mr Crabb's behaviour did not constitute harassment.

No, I'm not referring to homemade treats or freshly baked cookies, I'm talking about those huge boxes called «Party Mix», which contained assorted pretzels and cheese crackers, that were so hip during the 80s.

If you are not registered for any party, and the Democratic Party allows it, you can get a No Party Preference Democratic Party ballot (this name may seem contradictory, but it is used to refer to a ballot that allows you to vote for the party nominees, but not party leadership positiparty, and the Democratic Party allows it, you can get a No Party Preference Democratic Party ballot (this name may seem contradictory, but it is used to refer to a ballot that allows you to vote for the party nominees, but not party leadership positiParty allows it, you can get a No Party Preference Democratic Party ballot (this name may seem contradictory, but it is used to refer to a ballot that allows you to vote for the party nominees, but not party leadership positiParty Preference Democratic Party ballot (this name may seem contradictory, but it is used to refer to a ballot that allows you to vote for the party nominees, but not party leadership positiParty ballot (this name may seem contradictory, but it is used to refer to a ballot that allows you to vote for the party nominees, but not party leadership positiparty nominees, but not party leadership positiparty leadership positions).

I am not referring to the Republican party, which throughout its history has been a coalition of people who fit this definition of conservatism to varying degrees.

By «guerilla» I refer to small actions targeting to erode the parties in power like the example I have provided, since a small party can not gather votes to directly oppose a solid majority.

Merkel herself did not refer to solutions, prefer the 5 +2 Mediation Talks, comprising Moldova and Transnistria as parties to the quarrel, Russia, Ukraine and the OSCE as intermediaries and the U.S. and EU as observers, to find a resolution to this frozen conflict.

@JonathanReez - by small party I refer to one not being the main opposition party or having less than 10 % of total parliament members.

The reforms were not addressed at the January 2017 meeting of the County Committee, but were referred to a small committee selected by party boss Frank Seddio (with nominal reform club representation) for consideration.

The term «teabagger» is slang (typically used in the pejorative sense) to refer to those that associate themselves with the Tea Party, which is a movement primarily (but not exclusively) associated with the Republican Party in the United States.

President John Mahama will not hand over power to anyone but himself, Montie FM's Pampaso host Salifu Maase, alias Mugabe, has said, and referred to the flag bearer of the main opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), Nana Akufo - Addo, as an «abomination» not worth being president of Ghana.

So you are probably referring to the societies that existed in the former Sovjet Union or the Eastern block states, which were governed by their Communist Parties - which doesn't make them Communist states.

Asked what Rivkin Radler was being tasked with, Savino referred to what was outlined in the invoice: «As to whether or not a municipality such as the Town of Oyster Bay could lend its credit worthiness to a third party.»

The Governor's Office referred the Eagle's question regarding an appeal to the state Democratic Party, which has not yet responded.

The news will not come as a surprise to many as the prime minister has long had a somewhat adversarial relationship with the eurosceptic party, once famously referring to its members as «fruitcakes and loonies and closet racists» in an interview with LBC radio back in 2006.

«A mere rebellion by a small interest group within the party can not be referred to factionalisation of the party, `' the statement said.

Vance did not bring any charges in the case, writing in a ten - page letter to the state Board of Elections enforcement counsel Risa Sugarman, who had referred the case for prosecution, that «the parties involved can not be appropriately prosecuted, given their reliance on

«Independent expenditures tend not to be particularly as big in New York as say the LLC Loophole or housekeeping accounts,» said Blair Horner of The New York Public Interest Research Group, referring to political party accounts not subject to the same campaign finance limits as candidate campaigns.

Felder, who has been jokingly referred to as the kingmaker by political observers, says his allegiance is with his constituents, not a party.

«I don't know if it was clear to them,» she added, referring to Independence Party officers, «that I was an Independent.»

The Prime Minister argued that he is «the only party leader who is prepared to say to the people of England, «you should have... the same rights over legislation that are being given to Scotland and Wales»»; and it is true that this commitment was set out in the Party's 2010 manifesto, which promised to introduce «new rules so that legislation referring specifically to England, or to England and Wales» so that it «can not be enacted without the consent of MPs representing constituencies of those countries.&rparty leader who is prepared to say to the people of England, «you should have... the same rights over legislation that are being given to Scotland and Wales»»; and it is true that this commitment was set out in the Party's 2010 manifesto, which promised to introduce «new rules so that legislation referring specifically to England, or to England and Wales» so that it «can not be enacted without the consent of MPs representing constituencies of those countries.&rParty's 2010 manifesto, which promised to introduce «new rules so that legislation referring specifically to England, or to England and Wales» so that it «can not be enacted without the consent of MPs representing constituencies of those countries.»

State Democratic Party director Basil Smikle Jr. — who was referred to The Post by the governor's office — did not dispute the Sunshine State hiring, and said Cuomo «always fundraises across the country and uses local consultants.»

Politics in Buffalo is so factionalized that the city is referred to as «Beirut on the Lake» (Lake Erie, that is), a place where it's not all that unusual for the state's Conservative Party to endorse Democrats.

He was referring to Clinton's assertions during her talk that fake news about her was spread on Facebook, and that the Democratic Party, unlike the well - funded Republicans, did not have a sophisticated data system.

That wasn't the case with Charlie King, a former Democratic Party executive director and ally of Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who in a lengthy statement on Wednesday made a lewd double entendre that has also been deployed as a gay slur when referring to state Republican Chairman Ed Cox.

The party referred questions to Golub, who would not identify specific candidates or others who were were subjects of the investigation.

After the 2005 General Election the 1922 committee investigated the matter and concluded that it should have been referred to the Ethics and Integrity Committee, that there was a denial of natural justice to Howard Flight and that the Chief Whip did not have the power to conclude that Howard Flight had brought the party into disrepute and withdraw the whip.

[225][221] The Commission also found that the Party Treasurer, Simon Day, may not have fulfilled his obligations under the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 and referred him for investigation to the Metropolitan Police Service.

«The bottom line on it, you know, is that there are 16 candidates who are not the presumptive nomine,» Cox told POLITICO New York after the meeting, referring to the party's failed presidential candidates.

As party founder you have criticised the party publicly and recently referred to the NPP candidate as not being corrupt.

Perhaps it is important that we aver our mind to the historic election petition of 2013, which was not referred to the constitutional committee then headed by Hon. Ayikoi Otoo and the verifiable fact that none of the members of the constitutional committee, not even the Chairman, were on the Party's legal team at the Supreme Court.

The force would not be drawn on which constituency or constituencies the allegation may refer to, or even to which party.

New Yorkers for Growth has targeted the WFP for some time (Feld referred to the party as a «criminal enterprise,» noting its for - profit arm, Data & Field Services, is under investigation by the US attorney's office), and has been calling for the AG not only to sever his ties to the party, but to investigate it.

«They're both very smart and talented,» he said, referring to the challengers but not his own party incumbents.

Referring to the contrast between anti-Europe and pro-Europe Tory MPs, he went on: «Whatever deal they come back from Brussels with is not going to satisfy those on the «ultra» wing of the Tory party, your John Redwoods and your Bill Cashs - they will see it as capitulation to Brussels.

Rockefeller, an environmental lawyer and member of the affluent Rockefeller family, doesn't mention the governor's party affiliation in the new ad, but instead refers to him simply as «mainstream.»

@Martin Cole - I can not explain why the link did not work, but can I suggest that you google your own name and you will probably find the thread to which I refer on an online community called «British Democracy Forum» which appears to specialise in conversation about the smaller parties.

«We can not afford, the future of this country can not afford to lose the seat,» Trump said, referring to his party's razor - thin 52 - 48 advantage in that chamber of Congress.

Referring to reported differences between Mr Corbyn and his party, such as on the Trident nuclear deterrent, Mr Findlay said: «For years political parties have tried to stop people debating, giving the impression that everyone thinks the same way but that's not the case.