Sentence examples for hands-off stance from inspiring English sources

Universal seem to have the most hands-off stance.

The Democrats argue that this hands-off stance invites "severe distortions of the democratic process".

But U.S. officials appeared to be taking a hands-off stance this time, calling Google's move a business decision in which Washington played no part.

The prime minister said companies protected jobs when they successfully restructured their businesses in line with prevailing economic conditions – and the government's hands-off stance was aimed at maximising jobs in the long term.

His preference for a hands-off stance by the government did not necessarily extend to some of the giant corporate invalids that the country is trying to deal with, like Daewoo Motor and Hynix Semiconductor, he said.

Investors had been fixated on the release of minutes from the Fed's policy meeting on Aug. 7, which was 10 days before the central bank abruptly reversed its hands-off stance toward the markets and reduced its discount rate on temporary loans to banks.

Although he has been in favor of Medicare reductions to cut the deficit over years, he's now adopted a rigid hands-off Medicare stance.

Hands clean or hands-off?

This is not a hands-off benefactor.

How hands-off is Mr. Buffett?

Since there's probably nothing that can spark the sector from a rate standpoint at least until June and perhaps longer considering the Fed's hands-off stance one possibility is that M&A activity could continue to happen in the financial space and set off some interest.