Examples of using Left in the hands in English and their translations into Portuguese
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such a decision should be taken at a European level and not left in the hands of any single country.
order to help John Lennon to write"Imagine"), prevent him to follow the team which, left in the hands of Valcareggi, loses the game 4 to 1.
a monetary policy left in the hands of a central bank that is indifferent to the economic needs of Member States.
causing different copies are left in the hands of the shipper and the receptor,
wild flight to Versailles, the capitulards left in the hands of Paris the documentary evidence of their treason,
what is best left in the hands of the Member States and their regions.
is too important to be left in the hands of your employer.
moreover- these proposals help to ensure that the information society is not left in the hands of one or two monopolies.
While each side marketed its own position as one from which ordinary people would benefit(with conservatives insisting that money left in the hands of billionaires would eventually trickle down to the masses,
Banking is too serious a matter to be left in the hands of private bankers,
although the decisions to implement it are left in the hands of the leaders of the Member States.
causing different copies are left in the hands of the shipper and the receptor,
A policy once again left in the hands of an institution of officials, the Commission.
this should be left in the hands of the Member States.
But it should properly now be left in the hands of the Spanish and United Kingdom Governments to go through the due process of law.
I do not think it can be left in the hands of the Parliament's services to determine which amendments relate to the Treaty of Lisbon
Rethinking the management of support mechanisms The Community needs to strike a better balance between those decisions that need to be taken together at European level and those best left in the hands of Member States.