Sentence examples for always in the hands of from inspiring English sources

At every level of China, power is almost always in the hands of party secretaries rather than elected leaders.

When the Egyptian cult of Isis spread to Greece and Rome, her sistrum followed, always in the hands of a priest or rarely priestess.

In the three central countries – Ecuador, Bolivia and Peru – the indigenous population represents the majority even though, until very recently, power was always in the hands of the white elites from the time of Francisco Pizzaro, the Spanish conquistador who destroyed the Inca empire and assured Spanish domination of the region.

No, because it is not an executive agency; the final decision is always in the hands of the U.S. or Germany.

Unfortunately, location intelligence is not always in the hands of those who need it most: fieldworkers, executives, managers, service technicians, customer service representatives, and accountants.

The fate of your work, if you're a screenwriter, is almost always in the hands of others.

It's almost all we've ever known: for takeaway coffee – we have always been in the hands of chains such as Costa.

'I've always been in the hands of fate.

Control of the company has always remained in the hands of the Ferrero family, which has shunned the stock market.

Out of the carnage of the Alamo, Texans forged a simple mantra: Texas should always be in the hands of Texans.

Combat-robot advocates are quick to say that the decision to fire will always remain in the hands of a human operator.