Sentences with phrase «significant estrangement»
In the Carnegie Endowment study Estrangement: America and the World, Richard Ullman observes that «the most significant estrangement» of the U.S. in the past decade has been «from the entire idea of cooperation through a formal structure of international organizations,» especially the United Nations — an estrangement that has «verged on contempt» for the rest of the world.
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Energetic and dynamic nannies understandably have pull with a baby, and if a nanny or au pair is the significant bonding adult in a young baby's life, estrangement to mom can and does happen.
Reunification therapy for parental alienation cases or other cases in which there have been significant parent / child estrangement (due to incarceration, substance abuse or abandonment)