Sentences with phrase «remain alienated»

So based on your mission statement Cafcass, let me just reflect on your most recent recommendations regarding my children; you believe it is in my children's best interests to remain in an emotionally abusive environment and to remain alienated from half of their family and to continue to be allowed to believe that half of their family has rejected them.

Further study is necessary to assess the prevalence, the range of severity, the effect on development, and the longterm outcome for children who remain alienated from one of their parents.

Sometimes this happens, but many children remain alienated as much as 20 or more years after they reach 18.

Even in cases where a principal «s tenure extends over a period of several years, teachers may remain alienated when principal turnover is the result of a district leadership rotation policy.208 Teachers may become cynical and resistant to change because of the «revolving door syndrome» — the uncertainty and instability turnover causes, and the perception of the new leader as a «servant to the system.

So it makes sense to say that they'll remain alienated or anxious and restless in the midst of prosperity.

In August, 2003, Harper told Maclean's that Canada's refusal to support the coalition meant that «Canada remains alienated from its allies, shut out of the reconstruction process to some degree, unable to influence events.

Retrospective studies of adults who have remained alienated throughout their childhood development may also be useful in understanding this syndrome and its consequences.

But five years since my last comment and my daughter remains alienated.

Not exact matches

Remember — not everyone you alienate on the way out is going to remain at that company.

For so long as consciousness remains bound to religion, it must exist in an alienated form, closed to the inner reality of Spirit by its very belief in an alien Other.

In the area of knowledge, religion's weakness is not in questions it raises but in its attempt to give dogmatic answers: Beyond the myths about the origin, end and meaning of life, beyond the alienated notions of transcendence and death, there exists the concrete dialectic of finite and infinite, and this remains a living reality as long as we remain aware that it is not in the order of answer but in the order of question.

Blue Labour's thinking has included wide - ranging analyses but at its heart has remained a key insight: an all - out embrace of liberalism has alienated the Labour Party from its traditional working - class support.

By attempting to secure the votes of forgotten working - class voters, UKIP risks alienating its core middle - class supporters from the south east of England — who remain attached to the party's libertarian agenda.

For its part, Labour desperately requires a strategy that stiffens its Remain resolve without alienating voters in the passionately pro-Leave towns of provincial England.

She could have offered a more limited proposal, fulfilling the Brexit mandate but trying not to alienate the 16 million Remain voters in the country.

I'm unsure whether, in the U.S., the organization of a two - party system benefits from federalism because the spheres of influence of local an national leaders can remain separate to avoid alienating constituents in one region through support of constituents in another region, or, maybe, because decentralized policymaking allows local parties to work together to elect national leaders.

Paterson's ethics push alienated some of his few remaining supporters.

The Queens Democratic Party, long alienated from Mr. Avella, is also remaining behind Mr. Liu despite the new power - sharing deal.

An interesting dilemma - go with the «base» and remain a minority party; pick a pragmatist and risk alienating the base.

Vouchers have remained a fringe idea among education reform advocates here, and some have expressed concern that DeVos» embrace of vouchers could alienate the mainstream charter movement from its much - needed allies in the Democratic party.

This is happening because we all remained silent and allowed charlatans and strangers to our values and ideals to hi - jack the NDC and alienate the most committed, selfless and experienced strategic and tactical founding thinkers of the party.

But endorsing someone other than Cuomo in the Democratic primary and for the Working Families Party's own line could alienate the remaining labor unions like the Communications Workers of America and local 32BJ of the Service Employees International Union that make up a large part of the party's funding.

But endorsing someone other than Cuomo in the Democratic primary and for the Working Families Party's own line could alienate the remaining labor unions like the Communications Workers of America and local 32BJ of the Service Employees International Union that fund a significant portion of the party's operations, insiders say..

The Liberal Democrats have put a pledge of a referendum on the UK's final deal with the EU at the heart of their pitch to voters, hoping to gain Remain supporters alienated by the two largest parties» stance on Brexit.

How Mr. de Blasio and his allies craft legislation that doesn't completely alienate either influential interest group remains one of the big political questions of the fall.

Whilst the Final Fantasy series constantly shifts in an attempt to expand its audience, alienating many long - term fans in the process, Tales of Berseria is a love letter to Tales fans, reassuring them that the series doesn't need to change to remain relevant.

That screenwriter David Nicholls harbours a fear of alienating ardent period drama / Hardy enthusiasts by reformulating an over-familiar plot is evident, but what is more regrettable is, although there are flashes of Vinterberg's skilled craftsmanship throughout the film, it ultimately remains contained within the tight strictures of the genre and becomes no better or worse than the plethora of recent period dramas; solid and dependable but utterly riskless and tired, begging the question, is the period drama genre well passed its sell by date?

The Adjuster «s absurdism and Calender «s abstraction can be alienating, and Next of Kin remains technically amateurish.

The Department of Education's decision to link federal funding to the Core in its Race to the Top program, its NCLB waiver effort, and its «ESEA blueprint,» and the provision of $ 350 million in federal funds for Core - related tests, all alienated anti-Washington conservatives who would have remained neutral if the question had merely concerned states collaborating to set standards in math and English language arts.

If testing remains, as it has been under No Child Left Behind and Race to the Top, the primary measure of a quality education, then once again it is the students, their families, communities and ultimately the nation that will be saddled with the fallout of a narrow and alienating curriculum.

With the 2014 gubernatorial election on the horizon, Governor Dannel P. Malloy remains true to his never - ending effort to alienate every teacher and public education advocate in Connecticut.

Vouchers have remained a fringe idea among education reform advocates here, and some have expressed concern that DeVos» embrace of vouchers could alienate the mainstream charter movement from its much - needed allies in the Democratic party.

So although electrification is under serious consideration, as long as M remains such an integral cog in the BMW machine, the company won't risk alienating existing loyal customers in order to attract new ones.

Visitors remain open - mouthed by the magnificent 9 battlement towers, which are erected in a way that still today seems to defend the castle from alienating conquerors.

To the few remaining holdovers in the area, this new art of commerce is at once alienating and welcome.

In Gabriel Vormstein's works newsprint remains an index of already passed events of the day and at the same time becomes alienated by its «new» presence as an art piece.

By remaining loyal to the orthodoxies of the 1950's, she has more or less alienated herself from the generation of painters who have come of age since the days when art was a heroic metaphysical quest.

Withdrawing from international talks risks alienating U.S. industry as some countries may seek partnerships with countries that demonstrate an abiding interest in global economic development and have remained engaged in the climate discussion.

Whether the new menu of veggie burgers will win over die - hard soccer fans or alienate them remains to be seen.

Manufacturers need to ensure that they do not alienate a valuable supplier base and suppliers must remain as attractive a source to their customers as possible in these lean times, or risk insolvency long before the economic recovery.

This tremendous loss then fuels that child's dependence on their only remaining parent, the alienating one.

Neither party has behaved totally admirably but on the facts, if anything, the father had already begun to alienate, while it remains to be seen whether the mother is the alienation risk he claims she is.

«I find, as a fact, that the children have been encouraged by their father to become, and remain, alienated from their mother.

«The potential impact of changing VV's custody from Mother to Father is minimal, whereas the actual impact upon VV remaining in Mother's care is detrimental to VV's best interests as a result of her ongoing attempts to alienate Father and Father's family from VV's life.»

Research shows that alienated fathers most pressing need; their justifiable need to be involved with their children's lives, remains unrecognised and unsupported across the professional field.

It is quite possible that some of the strategies used by the alienating parents were so subtle that they remain outside the awareness of the adult children.

The fourth and youngest child, a ten - year - old boy, remained in his mother's care and had not yet been alienated against her.

Unfortunately too, many alienating parents will let them break all kinds of rules just so the kid will remain «on their side.»