It is the most dysfunctional political arena in the country.
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ILLINOISANS HAVE long grumbled that theirs is a most dysfunctional state.
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WHAT are the most dysfunctional parts of the global financial system?
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Congo is one of the worst-connected, most dysfunctional countries on Earth.
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THE welfare state plays host to the most dysfunctional relationship in British politics.
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Yet it is by any measure one of the world's most dysfunctional states.
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The Mets are not the only dysfunctional organization in baseball, or the most dysfunctional.
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Somehow, the Miami Dolphins are not the most dysfunctional franchise playing in this game.
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We've pulled together a collection of the most dysfunctional clans from TV and the movies.
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Be smart: The most consequential workplace in America has been one of the most dysfunctional.
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It is currently in the running for a new distinction, too: the world's most dysfunctional metropolis.
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I always thought that Google was the most dysfunctional group of people who function well together.
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Sanders called the American healthcare system the "most dysfunctional and cruel healthcare system in the world."
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He's been very, very successful in controlling the country's most dysfunctional institution and thwarting his enemies.
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Texas may not have the most corrupt state government, Wright says, but it clearly has the most dysfunctional.
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Indeed, their relationship remains perhaps the most dysfunctional and least productive of any US president and Israeli prime minister.
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Why it matters: It will be the most dysfunctional G7 meeting — by a long margin — since the first in 1975.
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"It was, to begin with, the most dysfunctional White House in modern history, and now it's worse," Mr. Whipple said.
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The Scarlet Knights have been an unmitigated disaster this season, perhaps the most dysfunctional men's basketball program in the country.
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By the time investors moved to demand Kalanick's resignation in June 2017, observers were calling Uber the world's most dysfunctional startup.
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The fact that the events are going to be staged less than two months apart is tennis at its most dysfunctional.
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At some point in the mid-aughts, it became commonplace for even the most dysfunctional eighties and nineties bands to reunite.
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That leads to a particularly tense talk between the two women, who rehash every reason why their relationship is the most dysfunctional.
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New York is one of the most prosperous cities in the world, yet it has one of the world's most dysfunctional transportation systems.
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In recent years, even by the standards of one of the nation's most dysfunctional prison systems, St. Clair stood out for its violence.
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T=13. Caracas, Venezuela — Venezuela's economy is one of the most dysfunctional in the world, with hyperinflation wreaking havoc among the country's populace.
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Dara Khosrowshahi left his comfy gig as the head of Expedia to lead what was at the time the most dysfunctional company in tech.
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Italy's justice system has long been one of the most dysfunctional in Europe, especially when it comes to alleged white-collar criminals like Verdini.
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The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries showed the world that the most dysfunctional family can still actually get into a room and make a decision.
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This, at first glance, is tennis at its most dysfunctional, which is quite an achievement considering all the discord and cross purposes in the sport's past.
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Talented American veterans are answering the call to serve again and help turn around what may be the most dysfunctional and least trusted US institution: our Congress.
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Italy's justice system has long been one of the most dysfunctional in Europe, with a backlog of an estimated eight million cases gumming up the law courts.
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Even by the standards of one of the nation's most dysfunctional prison systems, the maximum-security St. Clair Correctional Facility in Alabama stood out for its violence.
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Now they are caught in the most dysfunctional situation of all — a record-breaking shutdown — and they are under pressure from constituents to do something about it.
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But we can't rely on the unstable, wish-washy temperament of the Trump administration or one of the most dysfunctional congresses in history to get their act together.
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The two first starred on The Office together as Kelly Kapoor and Ryan Howard, holding down the title for Most Dysfunctional Couple in Scranton, PA for eight seasons.
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And by forcing the meme author to sympathetically engage with both sides of an argument, it manages to disrupt some of the most dysfunctional elements of online discourse.
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Efforts to rehab the Uber brand clearly did not go as planned — and now the world's most valuable startup also appears to be one of the most dysfunctional.
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"When you take responsibility for the culture that surrounds you and your closest colleagues, your team can become an oasis, even in the most dysfunctional organizations," McKee writes.
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The first ad calls the Strickland administration "one of the most dysfunctional in Ohio history" and accuses him of "causing major protests" for cutting social safety net programs.
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Hammonds told colleagues earlier this year that Deutsche was "the most dysfunctional company" she had ever worked for, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter.
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Sandor and Gregor Clegane To Sandor (Rory McCann) and Gregor Clegane, Westeros' most dysfunctional sibling duo, the events of Game of Thrones are mere backdrop for their epic rivalry.
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Beyond the physical damage, the hurricanes may prompt a long-delayed showdown in Congress over one of the country's most important but most dysfunctional tools for responding to disasters.
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As head of the new Office of American Innovation, Kushner has been tasked with incorporating private sector solutions into some of the government's most dysfunctional agencies, operations, and services.
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Meanwhile, the Jets are arguably the most dysfunctional franchise in the NFL at the moment and taking a look around the league, that's quite a competitive title to hold.
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John Kelly is finishing his first week as chief of staff at the White House, which he once described as one of the most dysfunctional places he'd ever seen.
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At the Latino Issues forum the next morning, Ms. Harris said she believed Immigration and Customs Enforcement needed to be radically restructured, calling it the most dysfunctional federal agency.
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Woman pres cand (who won 2nd highest pop vote in US history despite all the obstacles) can't write a book regarding one of the most dysfunctional general election years ever.
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"It's like the most dysfunctional Robin Hood story ever," Malone's stepdaughter said, claiming he sold drugs only to help pay rent for players' families or help out friends in need.
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Barring an unlikely departure from this deferential pattern, the GOP will continue to abet the most dysfunctional administration in modern American memory, portraying calls for accountability as liberal hysteria run amok.
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One board member, Kim Hammonds, told leadership at a recent meeting that the bank was "the most dysfunctional company" she has ever worked for, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung quoted her as saying.
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The bank's chief operating officer Kim Hammonds told colleagues recently that Deutsche was "the most dysfunctional company" she had ever worked for, according to a person with direct knowledge of the matter.
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And then, early in the offseason, came a mixed blessing: Thompson was finally being traded away from one of the most dysfunctional organizations in the NBA, and he was going to his hometown team.
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The Central African Republic, one of the world's most dysfunctional countries, has become an epicenter of sexual abuse allegations against United Nations peacekeepers, an issue that has tarnished their image as protectors of the helpless.
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Being told I was reminiscent of the most dysfunctional woman on a show filled with dysfunctional women felt like an incantation, a twisted love spell put on me, making the series the subject of my heart.
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The result is a president who doesn't understand the full scope of his job, a bureaucracy that doesn't trust its leader, and the most powerful country in the world being managed in the most dysfunctional way possible.
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The unrest and violence in Venezuela are entirely the doing of the Maduro government, which has spent years suppressing the opposition and imposing arbitrary currency controls that have made a once prosperous economy one of the world's most dysfunctional.
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But according to Politico, the office is arguably the most dysfunctional part of Trump's administration—what one former senior official called "a dumpster fire place to work"—and even among insiders, Manigault's day-to-day role was largely a mystery.
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"It's been the most dysfunctional White House in memory, and a lot of it is on Reince," said Chris Whipple, a documentary filmmaker and author of "The Gatekeepers," a new book chronicling White House chiefs of staff back to the Truman administration.
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Ms. Harris's works being presented this summer include "Oresteia: This Restless House," a modern take on Aeschylus' classic Greek tragedy about perhaps the most dysfunctional family of all; the show had a critically acclaimed premiere at Citizens Theater in Glasgow last year.
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The Odd Couple is both Simon's most universally relatable play and his funniest — which is why this story of two single friends who become the world's most dysfunctional roommates, immortally portrayed onscreen by Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon, has become a ubiquitous part of pop culture.
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"The unrest and violence in Venezuela are entirely the doing of the Maduro government, which has spent years suppressing the opposition and imposing arbitrary currency controls that have made a once prosperous economy one of the world's most dysfunctional," the New York Times editorial board said in December.
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WASHINGTON — In his six months as Homeland Security secretary, John F. Kelly often described the White House as one of the most dysfunctional organizations he had ever seen, complained to colleagues and allies about its meddling, incompetence and recklessness, and was once so angry he briefly considered quitting.
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Bobby Three Sticks was one hell of a raw athlete and that made him a superstar as a rookie, but coming out of Baylor he wasn't prepared to read defenses or throw deep accurately, and he landed with the NFL's most dysfunctional shitshow where nobody pulls in the same direction and everything turns into Dan Snyder–themed poo.
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"This White House is one of the most dysfunctional in modern history, and I think a lot of that is on Trump, but a good deal of it is also on the chief of staff and the senior staff," said Chris Whipple, an author and documentary maker who has just published a new book "The Gatekeepers" about how White House chiefs of staff define each presidency.
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Being the bureau chief in Albany — long considered one of the nation's most dysfunctional state capitals, and thus one of The Times's best beats — sometimes seems more like being a police reporter: In my five years here, there have been multiple convictions of senior state officials on federal corruption charges, including two of Mr. Cuomo's top aides and the leaders of the State Senate and the State Assembly.
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Long-kept secrets are revealed in the final volume of the Noble Causes saga as Image Comics’ most dysfunctional superhero family returns for their last collection of adventures. Volume 10 collects issues #37-40.
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Poughkeepsie Journal. February 8, 2007. Although the remarks were contentious, they echoed a fifty-six page study from the nonpartisan New York University School of Law's Brennan Center for Justice, which referred to the legislature as "the least deliberative and most dysfunctional in the nation".Creelan, Jeremy and Moulton, Laura.
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Distribution is the most dysfunctional element of the country's power system.World Bank 2006 Distribution losses in the Dominican Republic have historically been high and have increased even further in recent years. In 2005, the percentage of losses was 42.5%, up from 28.5% in 2002. This is far above the 13.5% average for LAC.
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In March 2018, similar portraits of members of the House of Lords were released, under the same license. The Times reported that several MPs had complained about the photographs, one having described them as making members look like "the most dysfunctional set of secondary school staff ever", and at least one MP had had their photograph removed from the parliamentary website at their request.
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Public Domain is a reality TV game show in which the producers infiltrate the contestants' homes without their knowledge and place them under surveillance for the world to see. In a Big Brother-style twist, viewers vote for who they think is the funniest and most dysfunctional contestant, and the top three based on these votes are chosen as the finalists.Public Domain (2003) - Telefilm Canada. Retrieved May 31, 2009.
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New York Sun. November 26, 2004 Although the plaintiffs were initially successful, because Kirwan lost his seat in 2008, appeals on the suit were never decided by the courts, and the New York State Legislature is still widely criticized by good government groups such as New York University's Brennan Center for Justice as "the most dysfunctional legislature in the United States of America".Esmond, Paul. "Krueger, Kirwan sue for equal treatment in Legislature".
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She became Director General of the Troubled Families Unit on 1 November 2011. The programme intended to focus interventions on the 120,000 most dysfunctional families to break the cycle of abuse. In July 2012 Casey published the Listening to Troubled Families report which featured 16 case studies following interviews with families about their situations. In a half-way report released in November 2013, the government stated that 22,000 families had been "turned around".
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Right now, things get worse when Subbu rents a portion of his house to a person Pataudi (Rajendra Prasad). Later Subbu realizes his mistake after seeing Pataudi's family, which is the most dysfunctional that one can ever imagine. Pataudi's family contains wife Kantham (Jhansi) a hardcore virago, two more strong imps, and a sister- in-law Sujatha (Kanchi Kaul) a teenage girl. Sujatha is infatuated towards Subbu and stalks him day & night.
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Eddie Lee Sexton (May 12, 1942 – December 29, 2010) was an American convicted murderer and rapist known for compelling his children to murder and committing sexual abuse against his own family which he ruled in a cult-like manner.Florida Supreme Court Gavel to Gavel Video Portal, Case 94487 He fathered at least three children with two of his daughters.Lowell Cauffiel (1997) House of Secrets, Kensington Books, New York Rick Terrana, Eddie Sexton's defense attorney, described the Sextons as the "most dysfunctional family in America."Cauffiel (1997), p.
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Paterson also made reference in his speech to the economic woes being faced in the United States, calling them a "crisis", and promised to "adjust the budget accordingly". Since 1984, New York State has only passed a budget on time once, in 2005, leading Paterson to call for an "end to the dysfunction in Albany" in his speech, echoing a 56-page study from the nonpartisan New York University School of Law's Brennan Center for Justice, which referred to the legislature as "the least deliberative and most dysfunctional in the nation".Creelan, Jeremy and Moulton, Laura. "The New York State Legislative Process".
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In law, recrimination is a defense in an action for divorce in which the accused party makes a similar accusation against the plaintiff. To put it simply, it is the defense of "you, too." Recrimination was generally considered by family law experts to be one of the most dysfunctional and illogical aspects of the old fault-based divorce system in common law countries. For example, in the context of a marriage where the marital relationship has collapsed to the point that both spouses are openly committing adultery, the assertion by either spouse of this defense would prevent a divorce even though the family unit is clearly no longer capable of functioning.
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Clark was producer of the Emmy Award nominated television series Oh, Grow Up (1999), and executive producer of the film All Good Things (2002). In 2003 Clark produced and developed The Grouch (based on Menander's The Dyskolos) with the creators of Urinetown, winner 2002 Tony Award for Best Original Score and Best Director, and nominee for Best Musical. Later renamed Wild Goat, composer Mark Hollmann and Chicago playwright Jack Helbig (both alumni of Musical Theatre Writers' Workshop at the Theatre Building Chicago) collaborated on the new musical set on the outskirts of ancient Athens, Greece. In Wild Goat, sparks fly when romance inflames two of the most dysfunctional families this side of the Oedipus clan.
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Relations between the team and The Oregonian have often been tense; the paper is editorially independent of the team and is often critical. During the Steve Patterson era, relations between the two institutions became increasingly hostile; several NBA executives told ESPN's Chris Sheridan that the situation was the "most dysfunctional media-team relationship" that they could recall. For instance during a portion of a pre-2006 NBA draft workout, which was closed to the media, an Oregonian reporter looked through a curtain separating the press from the workout and wrote about this on his blog. Outraged, the team closed subsequent practices to the press altogether, leading John Canzano of the paper to respond with outrage on his blog.
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Relations between the team and The Oregonian have often been tense; the paper is editorially independent of the team and is often critical. During the Steve Patterson era, relations between the two institutions became increasingly hostile; several NBA executives told ESPN's Chris Sheridan that the situation was the "most dysfunctional media- team relationship" that they could recall. Much of the hostility started after an incident in which forward Darius Miles called coach Maurice Cheeks an ethnic slur in 2005, and was suspended for two games, a number many fans considered to be insufficient. A proposed agreement was negotiated behind the scenes between the team and the player to refund much of his fine provided he drop appeals to the players' union.
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