Sentence examples for back into the hands from inspiring English sources

And all along he was handing information straight back into the hands of the Russians.

"By voting yes, we are putting power back into the hands of the voters".

She was simply arrested, processed and then released back into the hands of traffickers.

He said: "This puts power back into the hands of the patients".

"We are putting money back into the hands of members and communities.

The judgment puts the matter firmly back into the hands of the Home Secretary.

"The analysis gets pushed back into the hands of the person who did the experiment," said Bejerano.

Crucially, a new politics will provide a constitutional framework which hands power from Westminster back into the hands of voters.

Ted Sarandos, Netflix's chief content officer, added: "You're seeing power moving back into the hands of content creators.

"What sets us apart is our goal to put university education back into the hands of universities," he said.

They can't sell them, for fear that they would fall back into the hands of their former owners.