Sentences with phrase «lies in the hands of»

Although the final fate of the sweeping health care reform lies in the hands of the Supreme Court, one can't fault Obama for not staying true to his word on this one.

Most of the power lies in the hands of executives like CEO Matthew Salzberg or investors such as Bessemer Venture Partners.

Control of the Weinstein Company now lies in the hands of Bob Weinstein and chief operating officer David Glasser.

Ownership of the asset (in this case silver) never lies in the hands of the trader, they are simply speculating on whether the price of the underlying asset will increase or decrease.

As you can see from the above chart, trust is vital to the growth of your company and that trust lies in the hands of your employees.

Though Obama's term is coming to an end in early 2017, the power and responsibility to name a nominee clearly lies in the hand of the President.

The decision may not come until after Benedict's departure and lies in the hands of the cardinals, he added.

• «The future of humanity lies in the hands of those who are strong enough to provide coming generations with reasons for living and hoping» (31).

The vast bloated collection of centuries lies in the hands of this criminal organization.

With reference to the Regensburg lecture, which pointed out that in the West we have a form of rationality that lacks a spiritual content (reason without faith), whilst in Islam we find a type of spirituality that has turned into violence (faith without reason), he suggests the solution lies in the hands of believers who are not fanatical.

All governing authority lies in the hands of elected «lay» leaders.

The way out of this lies in the hands of women just as it was in the garden of Eden.

The solution lies in the hands of Muslims themselves.

Or could it lie in the hands of our very own Arsenal team?

Colombia's destiny lies in the hands of the players who are plying their trade in the top European leagues, as the gap of quality between players in South America and abroad is wide.

The joy of a kids party lies in the hands of the organizers - parents.

Your fate lies in the hands of the insurance service providers.

Two - Way Baby Monitors Two - way baby monitors are devices that work like a walkie - talkie but the control of changing the setting from a receiver to a transmitter lie in the hands of the parent.

The fate of the tax cap and gay marriage — two of Cuomo's three top post budget policy priorities — lie in the hands of the Senate GOP.

In an ironic tribute to Clause IV, power now lies in the hands of that «many».

His words, «African destiny lies in the hands of Africans.

He added that the future and development of Togo lies in the hands of the security agencies and that posterity will not forgive them if they allow themselves to be used to prevent people from fighting for their rights and freedom.

Former President of Ghana, John Dramani Mahama on Thursday said Africa's development lies in the hands of Africans and called on well...

The president, however, holds ceremonial powers as executive powers lies in the hands of the Prime Minister or members of the cabinet.

Now, many of his proposals will lie in the hands of a restive and potentially uncooperative Legislature.

The apex Yoruba socio - political group, Afenifere, has stated that the political future of President Muhammadu Buhari lies in the hands of Nigerians.

I will like to conclude by saying that Africa's destiny lies in the hands of Africans and the earlier we work towards our national and continental security and placing those imperatives above the interests of external forces, no matter the consequences, the sooner we will realise our inherent greatness as a continent.

The LPG part of the storage proposal, not yet approved, lies in the hands of New York Governor Cuomo's Department of Environmental Conservation.

All those sneering gags about Ed Miliband that David Cameron had planned for this week will fall flat as the edges of the Prime Minister's authority over his own party continue to fray and his future now firmly lies in the hands of Ukip's «fruitcakes, loonies and closet racists».

The Adirondack Council is buoyed by the news, but noted the proposal's final fate ultimately lies in the hands of Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

But Ghaemi provides exhaustive research and makes a compelling case for his point, which is perhaps best summed up by an aphorism from Martin Luther King, Jr.: «Human salvation lies in the hands of the creatively maladjusted.»

The future of Britain's raised lowland peat bogs appears to lie in the hands of the nation's gardeners.

So, for those birds, you know, their fate lies in the hands of how forestry management plays out over the next decades.

That being done, the power of kick - starting a conversation lies in the hands of the female.

Although you would be able to join this website for free and post a lifetime profile, the sole authority of initiating a conversation lies in the hands of premium users, referred to as gold members on this site.

The fate of AFL players will lie in the hands of one person in 2018, one of many changes that new footy boss Steve Hocking has introduced to the AFL's Want to Date or Marry a Hot Ethiopian Women?

When a new enemy called Parallax threatens to destroy the balance of power in the Universe, their fate and the fate of Earth lie in the hands of their newest recruit, the first human ever selected: Hal Jordan (Ryan Reynolds).

But when a new enemy called Parallax threatens to destroy the balance of power in the Universe, their fate and the fate of Earth lie in the hands of their newest recruit, the first human ever selected: Hal Jordan.

Still, the strength of the film ultimately lies in the hands of Cronenberg, who manages to take classic Western archetypes and spin them into an engaging movie about modern - day violence.

As Elisa develops a unique bond with her new friend, she soon learns that its fate and very survival lies in the hands of a hostile government agent and a marine biologist.

A Conservative party spokesman said that decisions about what was in the curriculum should lie in the hands of those «who can be held to account by parents at the ballot box — not unelected bureaucrats as proposed by the Lib Dems».

Accountability and sustainability of schools lies in the hands of the educational leaders who carry out the vision.

There is much that lies in the hands of school leaders.

Making an eLearning course a pull or push technique, lies in the hands of the designer.

The means to achieve this end lies in the hands of human raters, rather than machines.

Large publishers can't compete against that (a traditional mass market paperback sold for $ 8.00 earns the author about 40 cents), which is one of the reasons I firmly believe the future of publishing lies in the hands of indie authors and small publishers, and in the years ahead we'll see more and more big - name authors go indie.

The replacement SOC for the variant lies in the hands of Qualcomm with the 1.5 GHz dual core Snapdragon S4 taking charge.

With the MetroPCS reverse merger with T - Mobile USA now lying in the hands of its shareholders after receiving all of the necessary regulatory approvals, the possibility of more device releases on MetroPCS with timely Android updates becomes more remote by the day as the carrier works to prepare itself for the merger, which will mean many changes to its operations, including its device lineup and makes the Premia a rare example of a device with proper post-launch support.

Everyone's fate lies in the hands of an old woman.

«The world lies in the hands of those who have the courage to dream and who take the risk of living out their dreams — each according to his or her own talent.»