Sentences with phrase «taking a matter into their hands in»

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This means it is more difficult for small businesses to gain backing or grants from the government to allow them to be eco-friendly in the work place, whereas large companies are able to take matters into their own hands to some extent.

If you find yourself in this situation, here's how to take matters into your own hands after politely requesting a retraction, of course.

Progress on wage equality for women in the United States has been demonstrably slow in recent years — but a number of companies have taken matters into their own hands.

What he did: After searching in vain for a publisher for Boob Tube, a satirical novel about the soap opera industry that he penned with his wife, tech entrepreneur Mark Coker, 47, took matters into his own hands.

As the incidents of chronic illness continue to skyrocket, and as the public becomes increasingly frustrated with the limitations of conventional medicine in response, companies across America are taking matters into their own hands.

So after hustling nonstop to get a Silicon Valley internship of his own, he took matters into his own hands and started personally brokering intros for his classmates to Bay Area companies, earning $ 60k in referral bonuses in less than one year and paying his way through college.

The Take tells the story of the growing number of factory workers in Argentina who, instead of acquiescing in unemployment when their factories are shut down, take matters into their own hands by occupying the factories and starting them up again, without the oversight, or permission, of their former bosTake tells the story of the growing number of factory workers in Argentina who, instead of acquiescing in unemployment when their factories are shut down, take matters into their own hands by occupying the factories and starting them up again, without the oversight, or permission, of their former bostake matters into their own hands by occupying the factories and starting them up again, without the oversight, or permission, of their former bosses.

In addition, she empowers couples to take money matters into their own hands and shows them that by taking control of their finances, they can stop fretting about cash and start focusing on the important things in lifIn addition, she empowers couples to take money matters into their own hands and shows them that by taking control of their finances, they can stop fretting about cash and start focusing on the important things in lifin life.

Lacking information from the police and agents in the conference center, some families tried to take matters into their own hands.

Prior to this, banking officials in the state of Tennessee began taking matters into their own hands and refused to wait for the federal government or the Federal Reserve to take regulatory action against bitcoin.

After watching the clip it was clear that there is lack of Gvt presence and proper republic in that country to take care of it's people and that locals are taking matters into their hands to fill the wide gap of Gvt presence that they are left with... No wonder now why many are taking into immigration out of that caveman country who went into developing it's weapons rather than developing it's people....

and as i'm sure you know there are women taking matter into their own hands in saudi right now.

This was summer 2015, and while most of the country was arguing about whether or not the rebel flag was too offensive to be flown in the country, Newsome and a friend took matters into their own hands.

Here, too, Israel reads her own experience of seeking to take matters of the covenant, the Yahweh covenant, into her own hands, to force, by her own means, in her own way, in trust in her own devices, the fulfillment of the divine promise.

Like him, she knew even in that first and most glorious phase of her life the tension between faith and unfaith, the inescapable temptation to take matters of divine promise into her own hands.

Again in effect denying his call, his election and his covenant promise, Abraham tries in other ways to take matters into his own hands.

Some vigilante groups, tired of promises and no action by the broadcasting industry, began to take matters into their own hands by initiating boycotts and urging the passage of censorship laws in communities and states.

The point is being reached in the Church where the only viable alternative for removal of automatically excommunicated 1 bishops, of various ranks, from office is for people of faith to take matters into their own hands.

Why do humans blame a god they don't believe in rather than take the matter into their own hands because God knows they have the ability to rid the world of hunger.

Also, some vigilante groups, tired of promises and no action by the broadcasting industry, began to take matters into their own hands by initiating boycotts and urging the passage of censorship laws in communities and states.

With her own two sons living with multiple food allergies, Cindy Gordon took matters into her own hands in the kitchen!

It was time to take matters into my own Kitchenaid - challenged hands (seriously, that thing is scary) and make a delicious, healthy, vegan, EASY loaf of bread that I could take in to work and hide from J. I'm not kidding, that's how dire the situation is.

When it comes to Mexican food in NY, you have to take matters into your own hands.

I have been craving the sultry, spicy, smoky pork al pastor I used to get stuffed to overflowing in my burrito back in Cali and since the likelihood of me stumbling on a taco truck in my neck of the woods is slim to none I took matters into my own hands.

With 11:49 remaining, Powlus — who in the first half had fired a 34 - yard TD strike to flanker Dante Pecorelli — took matters into his own hands.

I still maintain that Gabriel was wrong in taking matters into his own hands and did it excessively.

We saw some of that on Tuesday night when Pulisic took matters into his own hands at the start of the second half to score the USMNT's lone goal of the night, and we've seen it at times during big matches in the last six months as well.

.@Policingstoke did n`t help in the case of robbery last summer so we took matters into our own hands.

It seems Bud Light took matters into their own hands and reportedly supplied the hats in Masters green to fans at Wild Wings Cafe in Augusta.

Borussia Dortmund were initially reluctant to part ways with the former Rennes man, but the Frenchman took matters into his own hands by refusing to take part in training to push through his dream move.

Bored of temporary deals elsewhere, the Burkina Faso international decided to take matters into his own hands and requested a transfer away from the club, which he obtained by signing for Lyon in France for around # 9m.

That is because Juventus pulled a victory out of nowhere, beating Lazio 1 - 0 despite not mustering a single shot on target until Paulo Dybala took matters into his own hands in the 93rd minute — slipping between two defenders and holding off the desperate attentions of Marco Parolo before sending the ball into the roof of the net.

The lightweight pushchair and its easy one hand flash fold system means you can take your buggy anywhere in a matter of seconds, and its small umbrella fold means it can fit into most boots.

When owner Jessica Roubitchek noticed the lack of children's activities in her neighborhood, she decided to take matters into her own hands and create one for her nearly 2 - year - old daughter.

The spinal column in a little person is narrow, so this mom took matters into her own hands and consulted with her anesthesiologist beforehand to make sure he knew how to handle her spinal.

«One day, I decided to take matters into my own hands after Destiny was a little restless during one feeding, so I cut a hole in my shirt and stuck the bottle in it and fed her.

Fixing school food in every community — the relatively wealthy Boulder and Berkeley, as well as the outright destitute parts of the country devastated by the housing debacle and unemployment — requires all of us to work together as one to get the fedreal government to fund school meal programs in a way that provides fresh nutritious food for all students, not just those lucky enough to live where people can afford to take matters into their own hands and make a local fix.

Taking matters into her own hands, and four pregnancy tests later — we found out she was, in fact, pregnant!

A very small minority takes matters into its own hands, travelling to battlefields, receiving training in the use of arms or terrorism, and sometimes acting as sleepers in Western societies until they or some controller judges the moment to be right.

«After a tortured budget process where they violated the budget reform law, negotiated in total secrecy, excluded Republicans from the process and rejected every alternative we offered to reduce spending, Senator Sampson and Speaker Silver took matters into their own hands and created an irresponsible, unbalanced budget that Senate Republicans unanimously opposed.»

President Buhari assured that justice would be done in the matter, and urged the people not to take the law into their hands.

After failing in their effort two weeks ago to force the Senate Republicans to hold a public hearing on a package of ethics reform bills, the Senate Democrats are taking matters into their own hands.

:) I don't think the patriots tossing tea in the harbor had each «group» write a statement, or reach consensus, or any such nonsense — no, they took matters into their own hands, literally.

The City Council is taking matters into its own hands after Mayor de Blasio neglected to include funding for a reduced fare MetroCard program for low - income New Yorkers in the preliminary draft of the city's fiscal year 2019 budget.

Cuomo: «We're Taking Matters into Our Own Hands» Gary Tilzer, Blogger at True News, @unitedNYblogs On Friday, Politico New York reported on the gulf between Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio over the recent Legionnaires disease outbreak in -LSB-...]

Cuomo drew de Blasio's ire last week when, in a seeming criticism of the city's response to the outbreak, said that «we're taking matters into our own hands» and ordered state inspection teams into the Bronx.

«With legislation to crack down on cyber-bullying stalling in state government, it's time for Western New Yorkers to take matters into our own hands,» said Legislator Walter.

If we're going to find any satisfaction in this gloomy vale of misery and mystery, we're going to have to take matters into our own hands and start again, from first principles.

«We took matters into our own hands,» he said in a 2014 TED talk, «and made sure she was born with the microbes she would have had naturally.»

In response to failed efforts in the 1970s to force the FDA to regulate cosmetics more like drugs — with required pre-market safety assessments — the industry decided to take matters into its own hands, creating the Cosmetics Industry Review Panel to judge the safety of various ingredientIn response to failed efforts in the 1970s to force the FDA to regulate cosmetics more like drugs — with required pre-market safety assessments — the industry decided to take matters into its own hands, creating the Cosmetics Industry Review Panel to judge the safety of various ingredientin the 1970s to force the FDA to regulate cosmetics more like drugs — with required pre-market safety assessments — the industry decided to take matters into its own hands, creating the Cosmetics Industry Review Panel to judge the safety of various ingredients.