Sentences with phrase «abdicating control»

Giving control to students isn't the same as abdicating control of the classroom - but offering choices can motivate students to succeed.

«I feel like sometimes we in tech, even, abdicate control:» [AI] is going to happen tomorrow and our best case is that we're going to be domesticated cats or whatever.»

It's easy for them to abdicate control.

Criminalization of marijuana abdicates control over the production, distribution and regulation of cannabis to criminal organizations.

Increased client satisfaction requires the real estate agent to abdicate some control over the relationship to the client.

Managing brokers may delegate their responsibilities under RESA, as long as they have not abdicated control or become so uninvolved as to have effectively abdicated control.

Not exact matches

As the parties prepare for 2015, they'll be preparing for an election where they'll have abdicated, whether they like it or not, a great degree of control in how their messages are spread.

Judge Moukawsher emphatically reminds state leaders that they have a «non-delegable» duty to provide an adequate public education to all Connecticut children, and the state can not abdicate its responsibilities by adopting policies (like local control) that impede its ability to get the job done.

At least the new letter signals that local elected leaders are unlikely to change course on addressing climate change even as the Republican - controlled Congress and Trump administration abdicate their responsibilities.

Third, conservatives should be wary of abdicating responsibility for the pace and nature of greenhouse gas emission control policy to the EPA.

Bottom line: Advertising through a service in which you abdicate some level of control over your presentation does not relieve you of your ethical obligations.

It was difficult to see how a responsible professional body would wish to authorise a person to perform services for which being a practising barrister provided legal eligibility while at the same time abdicating any regulatory control over the performance of such services.