Sentence examples for have no hand from inspiring English sources

Meantime, the federal government will be organizing, laws will be made, and New York have no hand in either activity.

It was the false start before the gold medal performance – a performance she would have no hand in.

Yet the transport secretary, Chris Grayling, pretends to have no hand in the matter, saying he cannot "wave a wand" to resolve the dispute.

Critics argue that the monarch should have no hand in government, and that a future monarch should not be able to privately lobby politicians.

But beyond these agendas they must recognise that close by sit 1.7 million people whose lives continue to be determined by political conflicts in which they have no hand.

Under Ceta, Canada will have no hand in setting EU regulations or formulating product standards and no access to the banking passport system that would have allowed its banks and financial services to trade freely.

There's a problem, though: They are dancing in a room in which the clocks have no hands.

W Stephen Gilbert Corsham, Wiltshire First, our eight-year-old twins have access to the internet only through a computer in communal areas – they have no hand-held devices of their own.

And sometimes we have no hands.

"I have no hands to write anything," Mr. Mansary replied.

"I have no hands to write anything," he said.