Sentences with phrase «in the hands of»

It was a beast not to be put in the hands of just anyone.

It means power in the hands of people not corporations.

However, placing your client or firm data in the hands of third parties raises issues of security, privacy, regulatory compliance, and risk management, among others.

If knowledge is power, and that power is now in the hands of students, shouldn't that change power relationships in schools?

However, these advanced theme frameworks are typically best left in the hands of someone with technical know - how.

That's a lot of trust to place in the hands of people whose qualifications are open to question.

Such comprehensive information is rarely available, and seldom lies in the hands of decision makers responsible for the management of the coastal zone.

A 10 % unemployment rate makes it a buyer's market — putting the power back in the hands of employers.

When you get your book in the hands of more readers, good things can happen.

When you follow the above advice, your resume has a higher chance of landing in the hands of someone with actual hiring power.

Change, in the meantime, remains in the hands of consumers.

Getting books in the hands of readers is our goal.

If income is now concentrated in the hands of the rich, they will use their increased resources for new investments.

Left in the hands of god, both mother and fetus will be in jeopardy.

To persuade society at large to put lives in the hands of autonomous cars, their makers will have to show that the cars are at least as safe as conventional vehicles.

Thus, all the design elements and formatting that are associated with sample resumes are completely removed before your resume lands in the hand of key decision makers.

In many instances, the instruments we invented to meet past challenges are turned into dangerous tools in the hands of others today.

Planning ends up centralized not in the hands of elected government but in financial centers, which become the de facto government.

The role of the federal government in education should be limited, leaving most decisions in the hands of state and local governments.

The tax law is designed to put more money in the hands of consumers by lowering the tax rates and increasing the standard deduction.

Stop fighting the idea of putting technology in the hands of students.

If you leave your fate in the hands of others don't start crying if they have no reason to fight as if their life depends on it.

This way you ensure no wasted reach as your message can get in the hands of who it is supposed to be for.

Those dividends were then taxed in the hands of recipient shareholders at marginal rates as high as 60 %.

I like this model because instead of collection managers picking and choosing what they want to buy, the power rests in the hands of the patrons.

If children want to make it sweeter by adding extra honey, maple syrup or fruit they can, but we think that decision is best left in the hands of parents.

Again, this game would do well in the hands of kids than adults.

By partnering with leading education entities, we place research - based programs and tools in the hands of teachers and students.

Not bad, wouldn't have put my professional fate in the hands of a writing company if I wasn't so busy but I don't regret it.

Am I ready for my brand to be placed in the hands of consumers in social media?

Position Overview The special moments in our lives can become even more so in the hands of professionals.

No longer the dominant force for communication, printed materials in the hands of artists has evolved into the laboratory for new languages and narratives.

He noted that unlike some other media industries, publishers have been handed a great gift — millions of devices in the hands of readers that provides publishers the opportunity to create new products.

There was a clear choice of political paths today - a clean energy future in the hands of communities or a fossil fuel future for vested interests.

Together, we will speak freely about the economic emergency we face while our political system remains largely in the hands of the 1 %.

The American people have a new law placing education authority back in the hands of states and local school leaders.

There are too many guns in the hands of too many unstable people, and there is no turning back.

That puts the ball entirely in the hands of third - party manufacturers.

It took time to discuss how it wasn't completely pulling the plug on consoles already in the hands of consumers.

And on top of that was the whole notion of a movement — putting technology in the hands of individuals, giving them a lot more power.

To place the vitality of your career in the hands of less - than - the - best, is a gamble you can not afford.

But the creation and management of the actual investment portfolios are still in the hands of human experts.

Even in the hands of experienced users, cut - and - paste assembly of a form lease can mean it takes days to get document into the hands of business decision makers.

On the other hand, when you purchase it from dealers or agents, you are providing valuable information in the hands of someone you don't know too well.

The only people to blame for having violent games in the hands of children are the parents.

And, these radically new concepts about attachment and connection belong in the hands of people who want to be close and make their relationship better!