Sentences with phrase «of acrimonious»

Most divorcing couples would rather not have the details of their life on display for public inspection, especially if the divorce involves high - conflict issues, children, financial concerns or the typical mudslinging of acrimonious and adversarial litigation.

Conflict within families and the effects of acrimonious divorces on children impacts our entire community.

Little Maisie (Onata Aprile) is the casualty of the acrimonious divorce of two rich Manhattanites: rock star Julianne Moore and art dealer Steve Coogan.

This was the culmination of five years of acrimonious litigation over children (now older teens) and money.

In the absence of an acrimonious situation, reinstatement remains a realistic possibility, at least before Ontario's Human Rights Tribunal.

She is always the only choice for any kind of litigation of acrimonious disputes as we know she will proactively get on with the job and achieve the very best outcome possible.

The reasons include the concept of an acrimonious extended family member, intransigent family members, making sure you have properly drafted documents and -LSB-...]

20 years of acrimonious debate of the science and policy (because your side lies their butts off and make lurid accusations about governmental control and conspiracies that don't exist)» I've seen enough acrimonious debate on this site that shows plenty of selective, cherry - picked arguments.

The Americans had broken away from the European and especially French tradition of modern painting, or, in the period language, «the tasteful cookery of oil pigment, the direct backing of the Old Masters and all precedence of rules», as Hess wrote in his obituary of Kline.50 As is recorded in one of the news reports of the acrimonious exchange between Fautrier and Kline at the Venice Biennale of 1960, when Fautrier pronounced an insult to the effect of «U.S. Go Home!»

After weeks of acrimonious headlines and months of finger - pointing, there's been a few developments that should eventually help ease skyrocketing Vancouver home prices.

I consider myself fortunate in such an amicable split, as there are stories of acrimonious break - ups that still involve money many years later.

In such an environment, Andre Dubus III grew up poor and, by age 11, the child of an acrimonious divorce.

This was just the opening round of what is likely to be a long series of acrimonious debates over policy at the Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights, on topics including sexual harassment, affirmative action, instruction of English language learners and school discipline — even on who might head the agency.

Me Before You has already incited a few complaints about its portrayal of quadriplegics and its glossing over of the acrimonious subject of state - assisted suicide.

The ditching of original directors Chris Miller and Phil Lord («21 Jump Street»)-- which was well published and just shy of acrimonious — only complicated the already onerous task of bringing a new take on the beloved Harrison Ford character to the screen.

Hideo Kojima tonight accepted the 2016 Industry Icon Award, saying that he «thought he'd lost everything,» in the aftermath of his acrimonious split with Konami.

Mr. Rangel's cell phone tactic was the most colorful moment of an acrimonious debate last night between the top three candidates vying to represent uptown's 13th Congressional District, which spans from Harlem through parts of the Bronx.

Years of acrimonious accusation, nonpayment of revenues and stubborn refusal came to a sudden and fair end on Thursday when Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and Seneca Nation President Barry Snyder settled their differences over casino gaming in Western New York.With their agreement, the financial gun aimed in Niagara Falls was lowered and the threat to...

David Cameron has called on the coalition to provide a «strong, decisive and united government» in the wake of acrimonious splits over Lords reform, warning that the public will not stand for «division and navel - gazing» at a time of social and economic insecurity.

The accusations made against him in November 2004 formed part of an acrimonious public conflict playing out in the Family Court in respect of contested Contact and Responsibility Orders.

No, it was because my views differed than the Facebook page administrators», both of who took the experience of their acrimonious divorces to become divorce consultants.

At that time, Safeway was in the middle of acrimonious collective bargaining negotiations with the United Food & Commercial Workers Union.

That's worse than the 74 per cent that Air Canada, with its sprawling international network, multiple aircraft types and history of acrimonious labour relations, managed during the same period.

But anyone who has seen The Social Network's depiction of the acrimonious founding of Facebook could guess how long that brotherhood would last.

Among them are the dangers of building a media property around a single individual — Grantland was created for and by Bill Simmons, who left ESPN in May after a series of acrimonious public battles.

Not exact matches

The startup has been accused of gender discrimination and sexual harassment, is involved in an acrimonious lawsuit with self - driving car firm Waymo, and has had to replace CEO Travis Kalanick, who stepped down amid the scandals and the sudden death of his mother.

On Wednesday, claims and countercharges had flown across the chamber over an acrimonious rewrite of federal elections law.

From the software wars between tech heavyweights Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, to the grueling matches between tennis greats Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi, to the fraught, acrimonious relationship between Earnest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald, rivalry has incited staggeringly high levels of achievement from individuals and organizations across industries.

Meanwhile, the union representing Bombardier employees doesn't anticipate overly acrimonious negotiations to renew the collective agreement once Airbus takes control of the C Series program.

They knew they would likely face an acrimonious battle of the kind they had seen over the last two years in the neighboring state of Wisconsin between Republican Governor Scott Walker and unions.

The institution had been adrift since the acrimonious departure of president Arvind Gupta in August 2015 after less than a year on the job.

Khosrowshahi, a former CEO of travel site Expedia, deftly settled an acrimonious lawsuit with Google's former self - driving car unit.

However, this is unlikely the end of difficult negotiations, at times acrimonious, among officials over the terms of the continued aid.

His acrimonious exit led to lawsuits and counter lawsuits, the salacious details of which won't be repeated here.

Others were of the opinion that with a hard fork or not, Bitmain is going to lose the acrimonious scaling dispute and that people should keep trading.

Brexit talks grow acrimonious The third and latest round of Brexit negotiations ended on an acrimonious note, with the two sides unable even to agree on whether any progress had been made during the week.

At a certain point the disputes became so acrimonious that the Pope had to impose silence on the two schools, forbidding them to speak of each other.

Her favorite was Das Doppelte Lottchen, a disarming tale about a pair of nine - year - old identical twins separated from infancy by an acrimonious divorce.

In contrast, when relationships between parents are conflict - ridden and acrimonious, the adjustment of children and adolescents is likely to be less favorable.

In 1054 Rome and Constantinople parted in acrimonious mutual misunderstanding, and during 400 years of Ottoman rule the «one, holy, catholic, apostolic» Orthodox church of the East fragmented into a host of ethnic - national churches: Greek, Russian, Serbian, Bulgarian, Armenian, Romanian.

Yet just such an unlikely resolution may be in hand for one of the most acrimonious conflicts of recent times: the debate over human embryonic stem cells....

They initially shared board members, but AiG - Australia suffered a hilariously acrimonious schism from its now much larger partner in 2005 [1] culminating in accusations of witchcraft and hurt feelings all round.

In this book, Tom Wright wades into some of the most acrimonious areas of Christian theology and practice.

After acrimonious arguments about the judges and about the reporting of the debate; after a tedious procession to church, a new twelve - part Mass, and a long droned out and largely inaudible introduction by a local academic, the debate finally got under way on 27 July between Eck and Karlstadt in the great hall of the Pleissenburg Castle.

The most acrimonious debate involved Proposition 30, which among other things called upon Division I - A and I - AA football programs to reduce spring practice from 20 days to 15 and upon Division I basketball programs to pare the regular season from 28 games to 25 and move the start of practice from Oct. 15 to Nov. 1.

... Arsenal and Tottenham are set for an acrimonious tug - of - war session with both of them trying to bag Bayern Munich's star Italian striker Luca Toni.

Clearly, the failed coup was a rare miscalculation by the players in their history of often acrimonious dealings with the USSF.

After an awful first half of the season for Arsenal the acrimonious departure of Alexis Sanchez to Man United should have helped the Gunners to settle down and reduce the animosity in the dressing room and on the pitch, especially as we saw the arrivals of Pierre - Emerick Aubameyang and Henrikh Mhkitaryan to give our striker force a boost.

The behaviour of Fab4 before his acrimonious transfer to Barcelona has left Gooners split over whether he is a legend or a traitor, but there have been many calls for Wenger to bring him back to the fold this summer.

Allen played through an eventful period of West Ham history as the club endured a string of promotions and relegation either side of the transition to the Premier League, Macari's resignation, the appointment of Bonds to the manager's seat and his acrimonious replacement by Redknapp.