Sentences with phrase «so uncooperative»

A court may also award sole legal decision making if it finds that one of the parents is so uncooperative that the parties would never be able to co-parent.

That would be an even more dramatic and unprecedented event and there is no reason why Greece would want to do that (on a formal level, neither leaving the Eurozone nor the EU can legally be forced on a country, what other members or institutions like the ECB can do is be so uncooperative and make it so costly that the Greeks find themselves forced to take steps that effectively put them out).

she was so uncooperative.

Lots of times my 2yo is so uncooperative, I like just velcro and go but can use the snaps for nighttime when I want to ensure good closure.

He had become so uncooperative and she so sore that she'd stopped nursing four days earlier.

Not exact matches

It started off so well on my work trip, but then a lot of things happened (good and bad) to mess up my sleep schedule and I've felt like I was struggling through some really, really uncooperative mixture of sand and molasses (treacle) since about Wednesday morning.

However, openly uncooperative and hostile behavior becomes a serious concern when it is so frequent and consistent that it stands out when compared with other children of the same age and developmental level and when it affects the child's social, family and academic life.

So when it snows in Chicago, it's a little award bringing the fall pictures up from the archives, but hey — it's the best I can do when the weather decides to be uncooperative!

He seeks to find stories and photographs that are out of the ordinary, so he often finds himself facing challenging terrain, weather obstacles, uncooperative subjects and the element of time.

Her description of the uncooperative Bulk Barn chain is so true.

In fact, contrary to the position taken by the SFO, it continues: «If clients justifiably assert their privilege... they should not in any way be criticised or penalised for doing so, nor regarded as being uncooperative — nor should their legal advisers.»

Yet if it wants to succeed where its predecessors failed, the Commission will have to show some audacity in confronting uncooperative Eurozone Member States in the Council; audacity that the Barroso Commission so obviously lacked.

In many states, a victim will have to press charges on misdemeanor crimes, but not on felonies, in most states different classes of crime are handled differently with regards to charging rules (automatic charging in domestic violence cases, even with a victim that's hostile to police or prosecution action, for example), and in every state, law enforcement resources are limited, so a crime with an uncooperative victim generally loses priority for enforcement.

Once we understand that uncooperative behavior is usually caused by a child's unmet need or an adult's unrealistic expectation, we don't have to take the behavior so personally.

We also can't communicate anything we may know about our principles «bottom line» but the «mere posting» seller will be expected to do so and if they don't the prospects are likely to think they are just being uncooperative.