Sentences with phrase «often sided with»

And when the judges do step in, they've often sided with the districts where school segregation is getting worse.

The debate focused on domestic issues and Mr Brown often sided with Mr Clegg in an attempt to isolate the Tory leader.

Buffalo Teachers Federation President Phil Rumore said he believes Paladino is wasting time with an appeal, but Patty Pierce and Larry Quinn, board members who often sided with Paladino, said they'd gladly welcome him back.

The IDC has had a rocky relationship with the rest of the Democrats, and has often sided with the current Republican majority on key legislation.

She would also be the first Latina elected to the Senate since the departure of the late former Sen. Olga Mendez, a Bronx Democrat who often sided with Republicans and officially changed her registration to the GOP in 2002, in 2004.

Unfortunately, what goes by the name religion has often sided with triviality.

Gorsuch is seen as somewhat of a moderate when it comes to illegal searches, often siding with those who say they were the subject of unconstitutional searches by police.

Unfortunately, dysfunctional organizations, including families, very often side with the abusers.

One, David Carlucci, also of the Hudson valley, is not part of the Senate Democratic Conference, but is instead in a breakaway group of four Democrats in the Independent Democratic Conference, which often sides with the GOP.

Often siding with Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner, though not always: Hunter supported Miner's fight to keep control of city planning board, opposed her move to close Ida Benderson Center

Most jurors tend to hold the judge in high regard and will often side with the judge.

These judges often side with consumers, so auto insurance companies lose money.

Courts also often side with the alienating parent against the target parent in legal judgements because parental alienation is so difficult to detect.

Up until now the onus was definitely on the consumer (you and me), and even when we are right about something if the creditor responded to the dispute request saying the debt is valid the credit bureau would often side with the creditor and nothing would change about the way the debt was reported.

Not exact matches

Rather, slight almost imperceptible changes in your accent to mirror your opponent in the negotiation can create an unconscious feeling of familiarity with you without the other side even realizing it, to the extent that it can, and often does, assist in the negotiation of a deal.

Both sides are usually set in their own ways, with differences of opinion and egos often getting in the way.

But that doesn't mean that is necessarily in the future, particularly with a party in the majority that often comes down on the side of state's rights.

On one hand, going too far to the rules - based side will lead to an organization that is too rigid, with employees often doing things by rote that no longer make sense.

«My strategy is not to make sales with tweets, but to raise brand awareness and present a more personable side of what is often perceived as a cookie - cutter jewelry retailer.»

Often women entrepreneurs were «invisible» as they worked side by side with their husbands, and many only stepped into visible leadership positions when their husbands died.

On the days he comes into the office, he often leaves around 4 and continues to brainstorm at home until he finally falls asleep — with a notebook by his side in case he thinks of something midslumber.

Which explains why Reddit is often associated less with news and more with unruly or even offensive content such as the GamerGate controversy, or even worse examples of the darker side of human behavior that have appeared there in recent years.

Most often, the one who bets with logic on his side is the loser.

I've often toyed with getting my realtor license on the side so I can save the 2.5 % -3 % commission I would have to pay.

On the very bright side, you can often score free money with a 401 (k).

When the British analysts, who often work side by side with N.S.A. officers, were first told about the program, another memo said, «those not already briefed were gobsmacked!»

Having a side job is a lot more flexible nowadays and often will not require you to take a job with set hours.

He, and backbenchers on the opposition side, would be free to stand up every so often and ask a question of the government about some matter of particular concern to him or his constituents — a question that had not been vetted by anyone with any authority over him.

Lawyers load up standard - form contracts with one - sided, take - it - or - leave - it terms, often called «contracts of adhesion.»

In a dichotomous way of looking at the problem, many people either side with private blockchains as useful for industry or public blockchains, like Ethereum and Bitcoin, as being the only innovative technology in this space, often calling private blockchains «distributed ledgers» to differentiate them as, simply, decentralized databases, and not blockchains at all.

She said she doesn't think of the magazine as sponsored content, but because it frequently shares studio resources with the business side, her team often follows its lead.

Just about every illegal drug can be used in a medicinal way, often with less danger from side effects or addiction than legal drugs.

In fact, I'm very surprised at how often MRAs — which you seem to fall in line with — side with PUAs because the rhetoric is so downright insulting to men.

Lapomarda's own work, along with that of the Israeli diplomat Pinchas Lapide, Three Popes and the Jews, and the eminent Jewish historian Jeno Levai, Hungarian Jewry and the Papacy, is a good place to start for a fair and sympathetic account of the Catholic side of the unrelenting and often bitter struggle waged during the war years against both Nazi and Stalinist forms of atheistic secularism.

There are some nuns on the south side of Chicago who were dealing with kids who didn.t know their fathers and quite often were being brought up by their grandmas.

It often seems as the «share» the details of this relationship that Jesus is more like a child's imaginary friend who is always on their side when any conflict occurs with others rather than the Jesus who loved people enough to tell them, without accusing or withdrawing affection, the hard truths they needed to know to encourge them to make more meaningful choices.

(I often wonder if Lewis erred on the side of propaganda with Aslan and thus limited his non-Christian audience, whereas Tolkien's greater subtlety may last for centuries.)

A bright young student raised in a tradition of conservative Evangelical pietism, Mouw recalls that his pastors «often viewed the intellectual life against the background of a cosmic spiritual battle in which the human intellect, especially as it aligns itself with the cause of the academy, is inevitably on the wrong side of the struggle.»

The allegations include claims that male and female pupils were segregated — often with the female pupils sitting at the back or sides of classes; discrimination against non-Muslim pupils, and restricting the curriculum to comply with Islamic teaching.

My point here is not to take sides with any of these speculations, but only to indicate that the initial insistence on locating humanity fully within nature, heightens the marvel of creation that is too often lost when we stay within our dualistic compartments.

None of this is intrinsic to the Missa Normativa, but accretions and excesses have so often become identified with it in practice that it has fuelled the false perception, on both sides of the progressive / traditional divide, that the ancient (Extraordinary) and modern (Ordinary) forms of the Roman Rite embody two opposing ecclesiologies.

It is true that where man is exploited, crushed, degraded by man, the Christian can neither avoid involvement by escape into the realm of spiritual values, nor side by default with the dominating party (as he has done so often in the course of history).

Very often, Christians engage the culture with truth on their side, but lack the inspirational transcendental of beauty, and the disposition of charity.

Like I said, I have no opinion on it and often I am confronted by both sides with this «either you are with us or against us» view but I just have to admit that I am fully stuck in the middle on this one.

On the one side, the «pastoral» has been conceived as one kind of activity along with others, often as caring for or disciplining or nourishing.

What an ironic stmt to hear from someone that represents the side that too often equates the character of a person with the kind of church they attend and how often they are in the pew.

Likewise, Christians can often argue either side of any case and back it up with something from the Bible.

Jesus often answered such questions by taking the side of the underdog with grace and kindness.

That's the case too often with people on both side of this debate.

Or if they side with their higher half, they often see nothing better to do with their primitive instincts than to restrain them, thrust them down into their hold and shut the hatch on them.