Not exact matches
He wrote in a letter: «As you will all know, I
consider such an action to be a travesty
of the rule
of Christ,
of the doctrine
of the Book
of Common Prayer, and therefore an
abandonment of the principles
of Anglican doctrine to which we have committed ourselves.»
A weak mind is a mind that is so shut to truth and fear
of self
abandonment that there is not enough mental strength to even
consider the authentic claims
of Christianity.
Grief isn't unique to people experiencing the death
of a loved one — it also comes from divorce, often
considered the most stressful situation after death; the end
of a relationship, romantic or not; an illness or disability; disenfranchisement or
abandonment by a loved one, such as a parent; the loss
of a job; abuse; growing up with an incarcerated, mentally ill or addicted parent or loved one.
But people divorce for all sorts
of reasons that don't necessarily fit these groups» assessment
of «unnecessary divorce,» marriages ending because
of some vague unhappiness or a lack
of commitment, and that fall outside
of the few reasons they
consider valid — physical abuse, drug or booze addiction, incarceration and
abandonment.
The court may not
consider conduct
of a custodian that does not affect his or her relationship to the child, nor may it
consider abandonment of the family residence if it was to avoid physical harm.
To further
consider JUPITER»S MOON, in which refugees are being chased and shot down by Hungarian police Holocaust - style, THE FLORIDA PROJECT, where hidden homelessness eats away the American dream for children born in impoverished households, and LOVELESS, a cautionary tale that sheds light on issues
of abandonment and toxic selfishness seen in: no wonder everybody just wants to die in HAPPY END?
Of course, as good as it has become, Apple must be considered vulnerable to the same kind of abandonment that befell other former leading electronic brands such as Nokia and Blackberr
Of course, as good as it has become, Apple must be
considered vulnerable to the same kind
of abandonment that befell other former leading electronic brands such as Nokia and Blackberr
of abandonment that befell other former leading electronic brands such as Nokia and Blackberry.
Cats not picked up promptly are
considered abandoned and will be taken to Alachua County Animal Services where a report
of illegal animal
abandonment will be filed.
They have not shown any
abandonment of this game
considering a patch was released recently, and I, personally, do not think that they do not want to satisfy their customers.
Such safety information is not relevant to
abandonment and, therefore, any comments addressing the safety
of PC resins were not
considered in the Agency's evaluation
of this petition.
While over time incremental changes occur, the wholesale
abandonment of established expression is generally
considered foolhardy.»
Thus, in Canada, a waiver can be
considered the
abandonment of the right to protection
of certain communications that would otherwise be privileged.
For the amendments at § 155.420, we
considered not codifying the existing special enrollment periods for consumers who are or were victims
of domestic abuse or spousal
abandonment and need to enroll in coverage apart from their abusers or abandoners, have been determined ineligible for Medicaid or CHIP, have been impacted by a material plan or benefit display error, or have resolved a citizenship or immigration inconsistency post-expiration, all currently provided through guidance.
The law
considers evidence
of substance abuse, domestic violence, sexual violence, child abuse, child
abandonment, or child neglect.
Some states, such as Maryland, will also
consider «
abandonment of custody» as a best interests factor, particularly if your marriage has been troubled for some time and you have a history
of moving out only to come home again, and if you left your spouse with de facto custody
of your children each time.
The judge will
consider a number
of factors, such as the ability
of each parent to care for the child, character and reputation
of the parents, residences
of each parent or a parent's prior
abandonment of the child.
Abandonment can also be
considered in other aspects
of a divorce proceeding, such as child support or child custody.
Before terminating a parent's rights because
of child
abandonment, a judge must
consider the best interests
of the child and decide if the parent's actions meet the standard for involuntary termination set by state law.
An application must be made to the court by Tusla or the adopters, which must prove that the parents
of the child have failed in their duty to the child, and that this failure can be
considered legally as an
abandonment of their parental rights and duties.
When it comes to deciding custody, many factors are
considered by the court: fitness
of the parents, character and reputation
of the parents, desire
of the parents, any agreements between the parents, potential to maintain familial relations, child's preference, material opportunities affecting the child, child's age and health, suitability
of the parental homes, whether the non-custodial parent will have reasonable visitation, how long the child has been separated from a parent, any prior
abandonment or surrender
of the child, or any other relevant facts.
If the court accepts evidence
of prior or pending actions regarding domestic violence, sexual violence, child abuse, child
abandonment, or child neglect, the court must specifically acknowledge in writing that such evidence was
considered when evaluating the best interests
of the child.
It was originally
considered as being categorical (i.e., secure, preoccupied, fearful, and dismissing)(Bartholomew & Horowitz, 1991), but is currently often conceptualized as two continuous dimensions that underlie attachment orientations: anxiety (i.e., anxiety and vigilance concerning rejection and
abandonment) and avoidance (i.e., discomfort with closeness and dependency or a reluctance to be intimate with others), with low levels
of both dimensions suggesting secure attachment (Brennan, Clark, & Shaver, 1998; Fraley & Shaver, 2000).