in the hands of

But he stressed that there was no suggestion that components had ended up in the hands of countries that should not have received them.

"We do not discriminate but we were obliged to check this out. The issue is now in the hands of the judicial authorities, " he told AFP.

Hibbard's strategy was not to put a phone in the hands of every consumer.

The images appeared to be a bid to show that control of the armed forces was still in the hands of Mr. Mubarak and his regime.

It's particularly important, that you never put the quality of your life in the hands of a commercial corporation.

Putting the charitable dollars in the hands of consumers has, no doubt, been the standout cause strategy of the last two years.

If you don't pay the debt, we shall have to put the matter in the hands of our solicitors.

The matter is now in the hands of my lawyer.

If you don't pay the debt, I'm afraid you leave me with little alternative but to put the matter in the hands of our solicitors.

But none of Alibaba's major rivals has so much of its equity in the hands of just a couple of big foreign owners.

A coach has to understand the mood, be able to handle situations, decide the formations but a lot is in the hands of the players.

Egypt's Hosni Mubarak tried to leave power in the hands of his vice president, a move negated only when the army stepped in.

Criticising referees too often could land you a touchline ban, forcing you to leave the next match in the hands of your Assistant Manager.

Their duration in Hellfire, is in the hands of the Almighty. It is up to Him to forgive them and allow them to enter Jannah later.

Centralisation of credit in the hands of the State, by means of a national bank with State capital and an exclusive monopoly.

To think that our television is in the hands of these time-servers is nothing less than a tragedy.

As has been our efforts to break free of his mother in the hands of the line, flying alone!

the state machinery is not always controlled in the hands of the people. Just a plaything in the hands of national politicians.

It has been a long time forming. Most congressional seats are safely in the hands of one of the two parties, thanks to gerrymandering.

The company has debts of over a million pounds and is now in the hands of the official receiver.

I wish that this day bring me a sight of eternal hills, and blue sea , and of something beautiful which in the hands of me have made.

It will be 'a decree to take the gold sector, ' which still remains in the hands of a 'mafia and smugglers, ' he said.

I had to put a hand on her stomach and dust in my message down his arms and hands in the hands of my neck.

And you know its God. You can see Him and feel Him in the hands of the surgeon or the nurse.

With the release of the Fire Speeds, Kratos was now in the hands of the beasts, but where they would take him, he did not know.

in an area where psionic powers do not function , it collapses as if in the hands of a nonpsionic creature.

A Taliban spokesman said the fate of these people in the East High Commission in the hands of the Taliban in Afghanistan.

If you don't settle your account within ten days I shall be forced to put the matter in the hands of our solicitors.

This space-age "message in a bottle" has a very limited probability of ending up in the hands of an alien species.

Put the matter in the hands of a solicitor.

New playbooks are in the hands of the players, who've been informed to come to camp ready to run and grunt and run some more.

Another priority Clinton listed was ensuring that nuclear weapons do not end up in the hands of terrorists.

She looked wistfully in the hands of chopsticks, she said, as I love the hands of a pair of chopsticks.

Perhaps the root of hysterical she had a strong possessive and wanted complete control over her in the hands of men.

I hope that I've already persuaded you that the evolution of the Web is not in the hands of any one person, me or anyone else.

if the corporation is in the hands of a receiver, trustee, or other court-appointed fiduciary, by the fiduciary.

Upon arriving back in Rio, Ronaldo placed his rehabilitation programme in the hands of his boyhood idols Flamengo and their medical staff.

Clark proposed that OpenStack should be entrusted to a foundation rather than being in the hands of any company.

The swim in the hands of Our goal is to connect the heart of the four in a row the same color.

The camp flag falls, the soldiers lined up to stand, The bustling in the hands of all we have to stop for fellow silence . . .

It was to discourage concentration of property in the hands of a few great landowners.

Unless I receive a satisfactory response from you within a month, I shall put this matter in the hands of my solicitor.

At least one Chinese vessel is believed still to be in the hands of the attackers.

If you neglect both of these health care documents, your life might be in the hands of someone you don't trust.

The port of Sirte, close to the colonel's home town, was said to be in the hands of his foes.

But this much is clear, the Gadhafi regime is coming to an end and the future of Libya is in the hands of its people, " he said. "

But the red pen in the hands of your local Grammar Grundy has conditioned such a terror of being wrong that people fear variation itself.

Much of the country's $400 billion in oil revenues earned during its time in office has ended up in the hands of a small elite.

Although the vote was extended, power was still in the hands of the landed gentry and men of property. For many this did not go far enough.

This statement tells us: sponge, the water can be squeezed out , the peak of the total energy out of time, time is in the hands of people.

Several children crowd around the open space in a more spacious play Rock Paper Scissors, chips are firmly in the hands of the paper.

"Television is still in the hands of men, " says Parati at Dartmouth College.

He warned against the possibility of North Korean produced fissile material winding up in the hands of terrorists.

"If and when he serves out his term in November, real power will be in the hands of Mr Suleiman. "

If Libya's second-largest city fell back in the hands of Qaddafi loyalists, the resolve of Libya's rebellion would probably fall with it.

My life still can be improved in many ways, but I will persevere and place my life in the hands of my creator, Jesus Christ.

Our poor Emmy, who had never hated, never sneered all her life, was powerless in the hands of her remorseless little enemy.

It revealed beyond cavel the vast and growing concentration of control of money and credit in the hands of a few men.

The result of this wave of money being placed in the hands of state companies has been waste on a scale still difficult to calculate.

I once tried a behind-the-back pass that(surprise! )ended up in the hands of a person on the sidelines.

The Treasury left no doubt that the resolution of the debt issue was squarely in the hands of Congress.

Under the shelter of the bay there was no risk to a boat in the hands of experienced sailors.

But the bulk of that wealth is in the hands of a few.

With the ups and downs of the police in the hands of a sledgehammer, a gaming machines have been turned into debris.

"It's an offense, and whoever's done it will be in the hands of the police, " he said.

" Alarm clock " just a simple sign and suggested that the real flexible, practical, in the hands of everyone's mind.

In those cultures the future is considered to be in the hands of "fate, " "God, " or at least the few powerful people or families.

In the hands of this on the basis of expertise, did not forget to expand their knowledge of extra-curricular knowledge in broad range.

He once said that science in his generation had become like a razor blade in the hands of a three year-old.

That's because all that information becomes incredibly valuable in the hands of clever entrepreneurs.

'HTML5 is going to put power back in the hands of creative people, ' he says.

You will be able to do great things, but only if you put yourself in the hands of God to be a service to others.

The growing concentration of wealth in the hands of a few people raised lots of social and political issues. ? Concentrate concentration ?

Rick was prepared to believe that Kami was in the hands of the biped Inorganic grotesques of the Invid.

What is essential is not to accomplish a great deal according to our own lights, but to be in the hands of the Immaculate Virgin.

Another is "deferred pay" , whereby a top executive leaves some part of his salary in the hands of the firm, as a loan of sorts.

But, he says, the biggest stumbling block is currency policy and that's not always in the hands of central banks.

Microsoft is always in the hands of holders of its annual expenditure of about equal to the cash as and when necessary.

California places the cost of recycling in the hands of consumers - known as the "advance recovery fee. "

"Politically I think the power is now in the hands of the ANC, " he said.

The truth is always in the hands of a small minority of people. That's the rule.

So did Woodrow Wilson, the Democratic standard-bearer, who worried that "all of our activities are in the hands of a few men. "

Only a few decades ago, well over half the land mass of the world was in the hands of Marxist regimes.

True, Ms. Pelosi's remark was a happy reminder that environmental policy is no longer in the hands of crazy people.

At the moment the European Commission is still in the hands of economic liberals.

A post-Gonzales DOJ would be in the hands of a nonpartisan, tough prosecutor, not a political hand.

eg. The town is still in the hands of the enemy.

China is worried that such a deal would place excessive pricing power in the hands of a single company.

"Yet, those debts are as unsustainable in the hands of the public sector as they were in the private. "

"My life is in the hands of God. Why should I be afraid? " she said.

But if responsibility remains in the hands of politicians, all too often they let the public finances run out of control.

Interestingly, in the hands of good teachers, these methods can be powerful motivators for children, resulting in better performance.

because control of these resources in the hands of travel agents, travel agents you can be scheduled for these services much cheaper!

But the basic argument was that anything that leaves more money in the hands of corporations will mean more jobs.

The broad principles of that bill will be in the hands of the Democratic and Republican leaders tomorrow.

It was given out that the strikers had decided to return to work, and place their dispute in the hands of their union.

The battle in the Helm's Deep is over, the battle of man's world begins. Now all our fate is in the hands of two little hobbits. . . . . .

A weapon like this needs to be in the hands of someone responsible.

The First Amendment may suffer a bit in the hands of a generation raised on speech codes and political correctness.

it is a bad sign ; a quiet conscience does not occasion such paleness in the cheeks , and such fever in the hands of a man .

No surprise that it ended up in the hands of its real owners, the People's Liberation Army.

If she does not share of purity, we are now in the hands of "Jane Eyre" is no longer impressive classic tears.

Now the company is in the hands of a true corporate radical.

In the hands of each subsequent pair of servitors was held a tall, lighted candle.

Even so, some wonder if such matters ought to be in the hands of unelected judges at all.

the bouquet , beautifully arranged with white flowers , rotated once in the air and landed in the hands of a girl beyond them.

If you had to put your life in the hands of one guy, in one game, would you pick anyone but Jordan as your proxy?

So how did the portrait come to be in the hands of a leading Anglo-Irish family, and how did it go unnoticed?

You left us in the hands of him!

Nor would any reasonable person put their life in the hands of such a person in the mountains.

When is a toxic asset not really "toxic" ? When it is in the hands of the Wall Street and Washington spin machine, it might seem.

Eisenhower knew full well what such a "weapon" could do in the hands of greedy, conspiring men and women scheming to control theplanet.

Mr Obama has chosen to put the fate of the policy in the hands of Congress, which will vote after the working group has reported.

Ambitious young Italians are quitting their country in droves, leaving power in the hands of an elderly and out-of-touch elite.

By definition, these funds exist because a country has a surplus of savings over investment that ends up in the hands of the government.

The mission is mandated to help the authorities in Kosovo from the United Nations Mission in the hands of gradually take over power.

Terms of the letter of credit with a soft, full control of their pay in the hands of the importer, which may make exporters suffer.

In the hands of economists it becomes a mathematical object that can be pulled apart and tested to see how it works.

"As ideas arise, we want to research them and have the results in the hands of our sales force as fast as possible, " he said.

So the reins are firmly in the hands of two senior Democrats: Mr Baucus and Edward Kennedy, the head of the Senate's Health Committee.

The growing concentration of wealth in the hands of a few people raised social and political issues.

A handful of Westerners have been killed and a dozen of them who had been kidnapped in the region last year ended up in the hands of AQIM.

With unemployment widespread, wealth became concentrated more tightly in the hands of a small class of regime members and their cronies.

The United States has paid a huge price to put the future of Iraq in the hands of its people.

They have also thought of running away, but the money can pick all drag in the hands of the wife, even the money no car.

Given that hundreds of thousands of people had access to the cables, the sensitive stuff will already be in the hands of many a spy service.

At the same time. He agreed to stay with the company as Chairman, but the business was put in the hands of new managers by its investors.

Much of that land has been sold and developed, rendering much of Kabul's property in the hands of unknown owners.

But in fact, Zhao Xiaoshuang pay first payment of a fixed amount of money actually has control in the hands of domestic clothing brands.

Rumours are rife of a lingering conspiracy to retain power in the hands of the old elite, despite promises of democracy.

Meanwhile he has concentrated ever more power and wealth in the hands of his own extended family and clan.

I put it in the hands of a wind blowing, bubbles on the fly the sky.

More than any other country on earth, Japan has put its faith-and future-in the hands of technology.

But to put our daughter's life in the hands of this. . . person?

The technical management of the domain name system is in the hands of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers ( "ICANN" ).

Microscopical analysis is one of the most versatile techniques in the hands of trained operators.

We could speculate that Kim Jong Il wants to prevent having too high a concentration of power in the hands of one of his relatives.

Keeping stock in the hands of company employees helped keep the stock price from a dramatic drop when the company announced bad news.

A blunderbuss in the hands of a blockhead is a catastrophe waiting to happen. You're not a dunderhead, but exercise great care.

That's why Earl put a club in the hands of a toddler, and why Mozart was composing music before most of us can do arithmetic.

Since LTCM was a private fund, the government could not impose a solution. The fate of the global economy was in the hands of these bankers.

And thou shalt put all in the hands of Aaron, and in the hands of his sons; and shalt wave them for a wave offering before the LORD.

In short, it has the very real ability to turn human beings intomere puppets in the hands of certain "controllers, " or puppet-masters.

Almost the entire commerce of the town seemed to be in the hands of Chinese.

As it says in A Course In Miracles, "Place your future in the hands of God, " and just live moment by moment, enjoying it fully.

The mother is actually very clever, even if it is already in the hands of the grinding years in the rough variant.

So your mortgage could have been owned by several banks before landing in the hands of its current owner.

It seems to pass quietly Christmas Eve in the hands of the people of "peace effect " , it is also convey a wonderful blessing.

Wrong toy for the wrong age: Toys that may be safe for older children can be extremely dangerous in the hands of little ones.

eg. The stupid fellow never realized that he was a mere cat's paw in the hands of his enemy.

The head stayed in the hands of private collectors until recently, when Charlier and his colleagues began their investigation.

Centralisation of the means of communication and transport in the hands of the State.

If each match is a story, a global tournament is, in the hands of a skilled narrator, a blockbuster.

There, people recognize that the most powerful thing in this new world is a good idea in the hands of a capable entrepreneur.

This expertise for the most part lies in the hands of the teams that have been performing bariatric surgery.

Olympic flame from Athens, in a country in the transmission, in the hands of one of the torch pass.

M1 measures the most liquid forms of money and is limited to currency actually in the hands of the public.

Some delegate policing to faculty, while others put it in the hands of students and a strict honour code.

Power to command this authority is in the hands of commercial advertisements that promote these special products with misleading messages.

The first of these held that Chinese government should be in the hands of the Chinese rather than a foreign imperial house.

It is in the hands of the tournament organisers to choose their games wisely, for the long haul.

Under the old political system wealth and power centralized in the hands of a few noble families.

He was like a lamb in the hands of the swindlers, and they fleeced him of all His savings.

Use your talent in the hands of candy and put it out from the maze Li Dai Oh.

It is said that the future of the world is in the hands of the children.

South Australia wants the administration of the river put in the hands of a panel of independent experts.

I know it is in the hands of man, but do they expect a step up in disclosure?

He strongly opposed the concentration of power in the hands of a few people.

Dostoevsky describes the fantasy of Petersburg in the hands of the devil, and he also adds a lot of mythological colors in his diction.

In the hands of any but the subtlest writer, this is so obvious a metaphor as to be unworkable.

The market are willing to keep only a small number of players in the hands of closed breeding.

Libya's destiny is now rightfully in the hands of its people, having been hijacked by Gaddafi and his cronies for almost 42 years.

" Don't bother me. " Xiao Feng impatient wave of his hand, knocked out Mani in the hands of the cup.

Flexo printer use water-based ink, membership card making Instant-dry, does not exist in the hands of the newspaper smear in.

By learning to implement what you design rather than leaving it orphaned in the hands of developers - you increase your value.

Yes, Russia's Olympic basketball fate is in the hands of an African-American point guard from Pittsburgh.

Without a lawyer-proof amendment, the euro could become "a plaything in the hands of the market" .

The fate of the free world is in the hands of a bunch of hustlers and thieves.

Opal Warriors players need to play with the sword in the hands of the enemy with fierce fighting.

Wealth is concentrated in the hands of a privileged few, corruption remains endemic, and the rule of law is a flimsy pretence.

More than half the market is now in the hands of Alipay, an offshoot of Alibaba, China's eBay-derived online market.

If in a country, most of the wealth is concentrated in the hands of the few, then this country can hardly witness harmony and stability.

The security of the American people , nor in the hands of President Bush 's hands, but with the American people's own hands.

Analytics places tremendous power in the hands of its users, and to borrow from Spiderman, "with great power comes great responsibility. "

Since the late 1990s, urban China has privatised housing, a commodity once exclusively in the hands of the state.

Once the oxygen mask is on your face and the anesthetic is in your veins, you'll be in entirely in the hands of the doctors.

China Mobile is the first enterprise to provide mobile communication services, most of the key customers is in the hands of China Mobile.

Mostly, though, Mandarin in the hands of a toddler is not a practical tool.

With a slew of private rehearsals under their belt, Oasis recorded a demo that landed in the hands of Creation Records.

The west and a command, the stars to them away, regain his old magic leader in the hands of the seven money-raising "blood" jewel.

People with one hundred or two hundred yuan, plug in the hands of Chen Shi.

Beat cake flour in the hands of anti-sticking, and then the skin on the palm of the hand crushed ice, put a red bean paste.

But I know that it is in the hands of our hands to the time approach to the performance of the memory process.

But it is risky, because the hotel is putting the brands that it has spent decades painstakingly nurturing in the hands of outsiders.

This way, he posited, capital would become increasingly concentrated in the hands of a few.

The United States has put its fate in the hands of two nations who bear it little good will.

He walked away without another word, leaving his $700 million and his reputation in the hands of a man he had met 30 hours before.

Despite modern technologies' contribution to the research phase, thesis creation remains solely in the hands of the writer.

By then, the imperial potteries were in the hands of court eunuchs enjoying a greatly increased bureaucratic reach.

The keys used to encrypt and decrypt files also are in the hands of Dropbox, not stored on each user's machines.

To be voted on in a May 10 referendum, the draft would leave major power in the hands of the military.

About $6 billion worth of the debt is in the hands of tens of thousands of retail investors.

Expert installation and reliable service are in the hands of the Kimble Mixer Company of New Philadelphia, Ohio.

The high margins7 may be in the executive suite, but the race for market share is in the hands of the consumer.

The heretic in the hands of the Holy Office is safe from violence , is assured of a fair trial .

Their mission: pass the rope as quickly as possible so the knot goes around the circle and ends where it began, in the hands of Li Mingchu.

Happiness is in the hands of crystal, crystal clear and transparent, fell on the ground full of debris, need our care, love.

It's not a huge intuitive leap, but it's a leap that puts the responsibility for health in the hands of the individual.

Nonetheless, the future of Cuba remains in the hands of an aging set of leaders for whom a true political opening remains anathema.

And now you can see the first pictures of Androcles as he takes shape in the hands of the renowned artist, Mary Collis.

Then let the two mate in the nest from around buying votes in the hands of traffickers , and buyers about the KFC restaurant turnover.

Some delegates have criticized the move, saying it will leave too much power in the hands of the party leadership.

Political power was in the hands of a few ruthless men.

At the beginning of 1992, he will be in the hands of only 7, 000 money all out to wholesale some workers apply stationery supplies.

When it arrives, it is no longer my book. It is in the hands of readers, and they interpret it differently.

It is drawn almost exclusively from the ruling Baath party regime and power rests largely in the hands of the president.

It endorses a presidential and parliamentary system in which power is not concentrated in the hands of one person.

In some countries, people recognize the authority of the reigning monarch, but most governing power is in the hands of elected leaders.

Put your life in the hands of the Lord; have faith in him and he will do it.

The first hurdle to getting a smart device application in the hands of your users is to package it.

In a similar way, PowerPoint in the hands of inexperienced presenters also has undesirable consequences.

In the hands of a nonpsionic creature, it possesses the qualities of a mundane weapon of its type.

The answer might be in the hands of the 42 Advisory Panel Members of the MACC.

A miss, will be in the hands of the red bean into the middle of the lake, looking forward to the East, to the clouds.

The Internet has often been criticized by the media as a hazardous tool in the hands of young computer users.

The Internet has often been criticized by the media as a dangerous tool in the hands of young computer users.

This was comfort food at its best in the hands of a skilled passionate chef.

These technologies were designed to keep land in the hands of its feudal owners, food plentiful, and communists at bay.

No longer should power be centralized in the hands of Presidential assistants acting in secret from the rest of the government.

Then one day, when Patriot neighbors ransack her home, Katie finds that her very survival rests in the hands of the "enemies" .

Wang Dingying helplessness: "people say hand grain hearts not to panic, but why now in the hands of a single fear it? "

Once controlled by Georgia, Akhalgori is in the hands of Russian troops and heavily armed Ossetian militia.

The management of the affairs of the world is at present in the hands of practical, levelheaded , sensible business-men.

Private capital has poured into building power stations, but most other bits of the supply chain are in the hands of the state.

The fate of this ambitious scheme is in the hands of the Russians.

The solution to the problem, in so far as there is one, lies in the hands of managers and workers rather than governments.

A chase might be in the hands of the crown .

Except in the hands of a truly exceptional designer, these 10 mistakes will cripple any corporate branding strategy.

However, the infertile dry farmlands and the low-lying areas, both being unfit for cultivation, remained in the hands of the aborigines.

What on earth do we need with the alternation of power when power is in the hands of the masses?

Despite our finiteness, our lives rest in the hands of the One who knows all the what, whys, and when s we'll ever face.

Riedel: Charlie, dare me away of my beloved Elaine, I will let you die in the hands of your favorite people!

Outstanding bonds, securities, shares, stock Capital stock in the hands of the public.

While the move leaves Harmony's future uncertain, whether and how the project will evolve is in the hands of developers.

The appointment of bishops was usually, in practice, in the hands of the king, but sometimes in those of some subordinate feudal noble.

The Socialist Party of India leaders also criticized the government's foreign policy, saying it now rests in the hands of the United States.

The whole affair is now in the hands of the police.

"Our short-term fate is in the hands of the ECB, " says Jorge Galindo, a public-policy analyst.

Their business has failed and is in the hands of the receiver.

Life has meaning only in the struggle. Triumph or defeat is in the hands of the Gods. . .