Sentences with phrase «hands of the parties»

«And some of it is the less pleasant recognition that when you're posting things, you need to think not only about what that post will mean today in terms of information that you want to share with your friends, but also what that information could say about you five months from now in the hands of a party that wanted to use it to hurt you in some way,» she said.

Poland's voters have put their future in the hands of a party with new leaders, but with a controversial past.

In the hands of a party like Labour, that believes in central control, this opportunity is stifled.

Party List elections are disliked because they place a great deal of power and patronage in the hands of the party organisation who can appoint their favoured candidates to parliament by placing them at the top of the Party List.

Suffolk's Democrats gathered on May 20, but rather than select an Assembly candidate the party took the unusual step of putting the choice in the hands of the party committees within the 2nd Assembly District, which extends from north central Brookhaven east to Fishers Island.

The Democrat and Chronicle's David Andreatta examines how voters here — who have now left the decision on the GOP nominee in the hands of the party's officials — bucked a national trend: «Unlike in much of the rest of the country, Republicans here apparently still have faith in party bosses.»

Would you want your child's education in the hands of a party that praises the Nazis and claims the Holocaust never happened?

It was additionally odd seeing MPs who have favoured taking select committees out of the hands of party managers being unable to explain why that same system of election is not suitable for the Backbench Business Committee.

Let's keep that in the hands of the party that cares about the consumer and taxpayer.

Brown ripped the position of Prime Minister from the hands of his Party without being tested, merely uttering a sequence of vague platitudes.

Malliotakis both then and now questioned the special election process that put the power of selecting a candidate in the hands of party bosses instead of voters.

APC explained that «The defeat suffered by Senator Ladoja and Accord Party in the hands of our party in 2015 threw him into political oblivion.

It is disappointing that K - 12 must rely on a Governor's veto in many instances; but it is reality and, as long as both the House and Senate remain in the hands of another Party, public educators must depend on the Chief Executive to help us out.

Ensure the responsibility for implementation and enforcement of these standards is placed firmly in the hands of the party best suited for the role and 3.

That last one is important: I've known coverage that could pry illiquid, hard - to - find bonds out of the hands of parties who don't know what they are worth.

While the objective of the ADP is ambitious, the challenge is in the hands of every party to design a universal regime that is consistent with the process and principles of the Convention.

It obliged the courts to carefully scrutinise whether the pre-action behaviour of the parties was reasonable, transferring the power of dispute management from the hands of the parties to those of the courts.

Elopement and prenups are a bit antithetical as California requires that (1) Both parties must be represented by separate independent attorneys, (2) disclose fully their finances (including any assets and debts), and (3) the final form of the agreement must be in the hands of each party at least seven days prior to signing the document.

A document in the hands of the parties, of law libraries, of law societies, of journalists, of legal publishers or of any body else with direct access to the source, is equally * capable * of being shared, copied and distributed.

If you witnessed a car crash, the details you provide to the police or traffic investigators can be crucial, and ultimately wind up in the hands of the parties and insurance companies.

Suffering an injury at the hands of another party is a scary experience, and if you are in the process of recovering from harm you have incurred, you may have a lot of questions about what happens next and what your options are.

The details and the mode of the settlement lie in the hands of the parties involved.

The outcome of the mediation is in the hands of the parties because they control the result.

The mediator identifies issues and fosters communication focusing on the needs and interests of the entire family while leaving the ultimate decision making in the hands of the parties.

Decision making is directly in the hands of the parties involved in the dispute rather than the hands of a third party, such as a judge who makes decisions based on a «one size fits all» directive.

It reduces emotional stress and keeps decision making in the hands of the parties, rather than handing their future over to the courts.»

Collaborative Practice puts decisions in the hands of the parties, fosters a safe, supportive environment, maintains privacy, and helps parties come to mutual and respectful agreement.