Moreover, these authors note differences between partners, including differences between women and men, which are viewed as deficiencies that lead to destructive fights, name calling, character assassination and/or retreat to an icy distance.
After letting a highly destructive budget fight fester far too long, the White House finally stepped in late last week to negotiate with the House, which wants to eviscerate nondefense spending.
Similar fights in the past have led to the U.S. credit rating being downgraded in August 2011 and the destructive fiscal-cliff fight of last winter.
Much of what Vallas is doing, other cities would dearly love to accomplish — but they lack the will and authority to fight destructive union practices.
When your opponents are in their own destructive internecine knife fight, the best thing to do is offer to hold their coats, and stand by the sidelines and watch.
'Externalising' problems comprised fights, destructive, not liked by other children, lies, steals, resentful, irritable, disobedient and bullies other children.
Externalising symptoms (e.g., arguing, being mean or destructive, getting into fights, stealing, setting fires) are associated for instance with conduct disorder and delinquency [ 6].
The Richmond Park byelection in west London, triggered by Conservative MP Zac Goldsmith's resignation on Tuesday, is a golden opportunity to fight a destructive Brexit.
For the effort to truly equalize education to succeed, Congress will need to fight off destructive schemes by lobbyists and bureaucrats of both parties who are working hard to undermine the new initiative and to preserve the bad old status quo.
Monopolies don't give up their destructive privileges without a fight, which is why school choice programs are few and far between.
