Radio Sweden International reports on worries that the plan could, for instance, force Swedish courts to adopt restrictive divorce policies from countries like Iran.
Meyer maintained a strict no-divorce policy among her employees, in keeping with her understanding of Scripture.
There are other players in the G.O.P. orbit: Super PAC funders, interest groups, people who hate the President for reasons that seem divorced from policy, the Republican establishment, industry lobbies.
Allison Rolontz, who is divorced, said the policy would cause her multiple hardships.
IN SPAIN on a state visit this week, Alejandro Toledo warned of growing discontent in Latin America because of a "divorce between economic policies and the concrete results people see in their pockets".
His main reason is very similar to one of Wilson's: namely that democracies almost never wage war against each other, and if avoiding war is a primary goal of diplomacy, then, he argues, a foreign policy divorced from human rights is less likely to succeed.
Another clerk at the luncheon, Nina Rabin, who now runs an immigration clinic at the University of Arizona, said she found Judge Bybee's remarks troubling because he suggested that his role as a lawyer could be divorced from whatever policy was being pursued.
She thinks men must find it hard to make sense of government policy and divorce law.
And the geographic pattern Cohn describes is perfectly compatible with other factors — from unemployment to divorce to, yes, gun policy — playing a role in national trends.
From then on, Carnot devoted himself to the work of the Committee, concentrating on the conduct of military operations, although he did not entirely divorce himself from general policy.
