How To Use Hands-off In A Sentence
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The USA has had to take an hands-off approach to the Salvadorean election ... for once forbearing, at least overtly, to threaten that tiny nation with dire consequences for voting its conscience.
It truly soothes the soul to watch the USA empire in its death-throes...
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The hands-off policy was extended to the structure of citizen participation and the social targeting provisions.
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And they'd be especially outraged because the cops hadn't treated me with the kind of fastidious, hands-off politeness that they'd never expect from a retail clerk.
Only What You Bring With You
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Amazon RDS offloads from the customer's staff a number of routine MySQL maintenance operation tasks. It begins with hands-off database computing resources scalability, and performance monitoring.
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[...] [T] oday the state acts as a hands-off licensing bureau and divorce granter, making marriage relatively easy to enter and exit, yet maintain legal marital status as a key determinant of eligibility for more than one thousand federal rights and obligations.
Bella DePaulo: Challenges to the Privileging of Married People, from Across the Ideological Spectrum
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R—, a woman with whom I was more than casually preoccupied during my last few months in the city, and who belonged to a top-story, hands-off-you-sodden-peasant Garden District social caste, owned a large, enviable collection of 1970s soul LPs that she had arranged in a kind of rampart around her unmade, canopied, arrantly invitational bed.
Living With Music: Bill Cotter - Paper Cuts Blog - NYTimes.com
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These are hands-off, no-go, sacrosanct areas that the British prime minister cannot afford to have tampered with.
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Paul has a hands-off style of management.
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As soon as the airspeed is steady in the climb, trim the aircraft to hold that attitude hands-off.
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He was a hands-off type of manager, fairly popular with the staff, whom we rarely caught sight of.
THE SCHEME FOR FULL EMPLOYMENT
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Al Jazeera follows a public broadcasting model similar to the BBC, CBC and NPR and is largely funded by the government of Qatar, which Burman said takes a completely hands-off approach to content.
Al Jazeera English Blacked Out Across Most Of U.S.
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If conducting multiple inquiries without ever informing commissioners meant that the staff was "handcuffed," we shudder to think what Ms. Schapiro's new hands-off management will mean for investors.
Just Don't Mention Bernie
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The government has a hands-off approach to the industry.
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The hands-off policy was extended to the structure of citizen participation and the social targeting provisions.
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The benefit is that it allows hands-off forward or reverse travel without affecting left/right steering.
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In other words, it was hands-off to the province and certainly to the cities, towns and rural municipalities.
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Dreamworks' hands-off approach is evident in the finished film, which is defiantly British in its quirky choice of subject matter and love of absurd punning.
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Such a hands-off view, coupled with the posit of ontologically distinctive quantifiers, is endorsed by various optimists, including McDaniel.
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But the thinking behind it is consistent with the rather timorous, hands-off approach to recent conflicts.
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a hands-off foreign policy
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The hands-off policy was extended to the structure of citizen participation and the social targeting provisions.
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In curating the exhibition, she took a very hands-off approach, beyond providing the artists the opportunity to resolve new ideas in a public setting.
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Woodward granted former CIA director George H.W. Bush a pass by excluding him from accounts of Iran-Contra, which occurred while the notorious intriguer was vice president under the notoriously hands-off Ronald Reagan.
Russ Baker: "Obama's Wars": The Real Story Bob Woodward Won't Tell
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It's just boys in dresses, but it speaks of a kind of hands-off, fashiony longing for female mutilation: women are born the wrong shape.
The strange case of Liz Taylor as a 'real woman' role model | Catherine Bennett
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Such an argument presupposes that the owner operates hands-off.
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The new administration favour a more hands-off stance in relation to global financial turbulence.
