Sentences with phrase «over fathers»

She comes to the woods to find him so she can convince him to let her take over his father's company.

Our laws specifically state that there is no advantage given to the mother over the father in child custody situations, but in reality, the mother will usually have the advantage.

The effect is not over some life - or - death last minute procedure, but of his debates with the doctor over his father's caffeine intake.

It seemed she was forever pulled in opposing directions over her father.

The system also no longer automatically favors the mother over the father.

Answer my question, why does a rapist / murderer / thief etc etc that whole heartily believes in Jesus as the Son of God get to go to heaven over my father who will never believe that?

Such gender based classifications can not survive strict scrutiny as there is no «compelling governmental interest» that favors mothers over fathers in determinations of infant custody and, even if there were, a -LSB-...]

Thomas Horn, 12, will play Oskar Schell, the precocious youngster consumed by grief over his father's death.

While the rest of the family welcomes his father's return, 13 - year - old CJ can not hide his hurt and anger over his father's abandonment.

Granted, the younger Booker has a number of physical advantages over his father: he's five inches taller and more athletic.

Since 1989, Lisa de Kooning had legal control over her father's business matters with John Eastman.

(2) The motion judge erred in holding that the Superior Court of Justice has no jurisdiction over Father Hart's claim; and

In addition, the debate is often framed in terms of «social justice» for fathers in societies which prioritise mothers over fathers as the socially accepted best carers of children.

New Jersey custody laws do not allow the courts to prefer mothers over fathers when parents have custody disputes.

The problem for Dauman is that, even if Shari Redstone is exerting some influence over her father, and either pushing him to make decisions or making them for him, it is almost impossible to prove.

«He's kind of a famous neocon,» Mary Gordon, who teaches at Barnard, was quoted as saying in an article in the Columbia Spectator («Catholics Divided Over Father's Politics,» April 6, 2006).

Sifton takes no interest in current academic debates over her father's theological method, and she ignores liberationist critiques of his nationalism, cold warriorism and androcentrism.

I am not alone in seeing a link between this and the, antecedent right - wing furor over Father Drinan's position on abortion funding.

Choosing David over his father, Jonathan makes a formal covenant with his friend, asking David to remain faithful to him and his descendants.

Walking over his father's farm in the western Massachusetts woods, he found that the fear of God's grandeur unleashed in wild thunderstorms led ultimately to grace (cf. Edwards's Personal Narrative of 1740).

I brought this to a family picnic over Father's Day weekend, but I also enjoy making up a batch to have on hand for lunches during the week.

Taylor did so well that he skipped right over his father's head and into the main office in Toronto.

Later in the same CBS interview, Julian explains why he chooses to not be angry with Yoko Ono in spite of past difficulties over his father's estate.

Ed Miliband has been accused of being «tetchy and menacing» as his row with the Daily Mail over his father continues.

It's also AWESOME that this beach week falls over Father's Day weekend!

It's inevitable that these men will act like children, as is the norm in Wes Anderson's universe: spitefully throwing stones and nearly clocking a few passengers after being kicked off the train for a series of reckless acts; juvenile bickering over their father's glasses and other small mementos; desperate, control - freak attempts by Francis to keep everyone together, if only physically.

The release of this movie over Father's Day weekend should mean that fathers go see it with their children, and maybe some fathers will learn a lesson or two.

This surprises his ex-wife Amanda (Carla Gugino) and the two kids (Maxwell Perry Cotton and Madeline Carroll) who regardless of their professed disgust over their father have a change of heart once they encounter the precious penguins.

The sisters are soon at odds over their father's care — and over old family dramas.

But the fact that Dana and Ali, who previously only shared a penchant for sniping at each other, bond as sisters over their father's potential deceptions actually feels real and provides the audience with closure.

While his wife, Karen (Ignacia Allamand), and their two young children travel to the beach over Father's Day weekend, the architect decides to get some work done during his rare time of solitude.

Slate and Quinn believably toggle between irritated with each other and united in suspense over their father's seeming infidelity.

Nevertheless, the reunion is a chilly one: Lily, a fashion - forward boarding school beauty, has yet to fully get over her father's death, even though she's now living under the roof of her callous, verbally abusive health nut of a stepfather (Paul Sparks).

He's in mourning over his father's death and doesn't feel ready to take on the responsibilities of being king.

That Nick is poring over her father's documents adds another squirmy layer of self - involvement to the whole arrangement, even as it seems to be the only thing still holding them together.

The two women fight over the father's affections, the memory of the first Mrs. Hoffman, dresses, and boys.

She's sinking all of the anguish over her father's (Dominic West) death into avoiding the billions of estate - imbued privilege that he's left her in favor of carving out a living delivering food on her bike in London.

It's hard to resist a little girl being gaga over her father and missing him desperately.

You feel the presence of the larger conflict in the disintegration of the parents» marriage, mounting tension over the father's gambling habit, and the pervasive sense of corrosive self - interest that underpins the characters» dealings with one another and eventually taints Lina and Siham's relationship.

The only way to get the house back is for Alice to turn over her father's ship to the jilted man.

But without her mother there to keep him in line, Daley's father's basest impulses and quick rage are unleashed, and Daley finds herself having to choose her own survival over the father she still deeply loves.

Matthew is out of a job, down on his luck in Brooklyn and still grieving over his father's disgraceful disappearance years ago.