Did you have a hand in picking out the dress?
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Consumers can have a hand in this process, as well.
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The Federal Reserve may also have a hand in it.
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So she might have a hand in the riot's ending.
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"In my brain, I still have a hand," Loomis said.
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They know how to bring themselves pleasure, they have a hand.
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The White House legislative affairs team will also have a hand.
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Does it excite you to have a hand in rewriting ballet history?
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You could also have a hand in spreading different kinds of stories.
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This means that humans might have a hand in bringing predators together.
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At the very least, the sonogram reveals, he'll have a hand anomaly.
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The Breeders and the Riot Grrrls all have a hand in it.
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Pai will also likely have a hand in shaping rump's antitrust policy.
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Those offices have a hand in shaping legislative maps, not congressional ones.
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In exchange, Schnatter will have a hand in picking a new director.
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He was not expecting to have a hand in shaping Brazil's highest court.
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Does he understand that all citizens will have a hand in his fate?
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Together, they have a hand in most of the major travel booking sites.
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"I wanted to have a hand in every facet of the company," she added.
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Did John Paul Getty III (Harris Dickinson) have a hand in his own kidnapping?
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But that doesn't mean it won't have a hand in the flying car design.
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A Libyan jet was hijacked by a man claiming to have a hand grenade.
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Cows eat alfalfa, which bees pollinate, meaning bees have a hand in dairy products.
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They have a hand sanitizer coming out that will soon be sold at Urban Outfitters.
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You probably have a hand bag that costs more than what their surgery will cost.
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But he does have a hand in the rising ethno-nationalist tensions America is witnessing.
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Jaguar, BMW, Renault, Audi, and Citroën all run (or have a hand in running) teams.
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Mars in Sagittarius will also have a hand in turning you into a risk-taker.
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Do humans have a hand in the decisions, or are they governed by an algorithm?
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If he fails, Starboard will likely have a hand in picking a very good successor.
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The commission is one way he'll have a hand in how the party moves forward.
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Many officials have a hand in this mess, but the president is the crucial variable.
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China, India, the rest of the world—everyone will have a hand in the script.
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He would likely have a hand in decisions regarding data regulation far beyond Trump's administration.
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Though these major cryptocurrencies will have a hand in the action, 2018 is anyone's year.
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Those staying longer than a month will be required to have a hand scan taken.
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I think that point, stiff of fact that John Brennan may have a hand in this.
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If you think she didn't have a hand in this, you are a very trusting person.
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He'll also likely have a hand in some of the fun shenanigans planned for the reception.
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The Register advises Congress and accordingly, Congress should have a hand in who holds this position.
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We feel honored that we can have a hand in continuing to carry on his legacy.
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The intelligence and security services have a hand in the economy, Mr. Hallelujah, the analyst, said.
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If you're crafty and have a hand drill, you could try making one from scratch yourself.
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She was the first First Lady since Eleanor Roosevelt to have a hand with setting domestic policy.
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Did his race have a hand (a glowing handprint, specifically) in what happened to her dead sister?
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Others on the list, like Microsoft and Bosch, have a hand in advanced automotive systems, as well.
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The 32-year-old says Metcalfe, 37, will also have a hand in some of the details.
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It's the one category that practically every company both large and small will have a hand in.
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Later they have a hand in building faith in stocks, which catastrophically collapse in the Great Depression.
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Everyone said you needed to have a hand free to carry your phone and text or whatever.
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The firm has named 25 new leaders who will have a hand in executing the new vision.
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There's no real need for a[n inclusion] rider when you have a hand in creating the projects.
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Raven's theory that nature must have a hand in it, both back in 1860 and now in 2017.
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Britney Spears will not have a hand in her upcoming Lifetime biopic, according to the pop star's representative.
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Very few times in our career do we have a hand-in-glove moment, and Glinda was mine.
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Pagan didn't contribute to the Giants' scoring, but he did have a hand in the Reds' first run.
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He'll have a hand in determining the future of Obama administration policies restricting energy development on public lands.
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And I have a hand print [surrounded by] sunburn on my back and a thumbprint on my chest.
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Doctor's appointments can be anxiety-inducing for some people—they might like to have a hand to hold.
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She has three full-time employees, but likes to have a hand in every aspect of her projects.
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If Dassey does finally get out, Kim might applaud it ... but she won't have a hand in it.
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His hiring allowed Mulvaney to have a hand in national security issues without having to go through Bolton.
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But I only have a hand mixer, so I knew it was going to be a bit tougher.
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"Justin did have a hand in selecting the diamond because I sent videos to his team," Solow told PEOPLE.
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The creators of Sesame Street don't want to have a hand in Melissa McCarthy's new movie The Happytime Murders.
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First, you also have a hand of Intrigue cards that provide special effects and ways to attack your competitors.
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When you have a hand in how the story plays out, you feel more emotionally tied to the outcome.
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Frankly, I can no more apologize and have a hand-holding cry with him than fly to the moon.
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The media is against me because they're either complicit or have a hand in it, I welcome an investigation.
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For his last act, can the N.B.A. legend have a hand in fixing the Clippers once and for all?
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Even though Disney didn't have a hand in developing Iron Man 2, the Avengers initiative had to pay off.
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Lopez Obrador might have a hand in the NAFTA talks if they get delayed and if he gets elected.
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"They have a hand in your pocket," said Linda Sherry, director of national priorities for advocacy group Consumer Action.
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But, if you have a hand or a stand mixer available, said genius hack is, in reality, creating more work.
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It's important to me that they have a hand in how they're represented, especially in the context of this project.
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Though she didn't have a hand in editing or its design, Sorrenti says Moss was "very cool" with the project.
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ANOHNI, "Drone Bomb Me": ANOHNI is making scary, seductive music about problems most of us have a hand in perpetuating.
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That a woman didn't have a hand in telling her story puts a black mark on that otherwise noteworthy achievement.
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It's less clear whether Mayer will still have a hand in running Yahoo's online operations once Verizon is in charge.
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It's more that tech companies are increasingly going to have a hand in what's going on with our health data.
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While he certainly did not have a hand in editing the show, Zeke and I have talked for nine months.
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"For us to be able to have a hand, to do things that matter, it's an ongoing humbling experience," he continued.
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He's one of the few directors who will have a hand in both Marvel and DC projects for two different studios.
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The study indicates that humans might have a hand in improving a species' intellect—even without being consciously aware of it.
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Even with surveillance, Enanga admits Uganda's health workers, who are overworked and underpaid, could still "have a hand" in baby snatching.
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Many worked in offices or for officials who could have a hand in deciding the course of the new governmental scrutiny.
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If you don't have a hand mixer (or can't be bothered with the cleaning), it's going to take some elbow grease.
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If major shareholders have a hand in running the foundation, regulations push the ownership limit to as low as 2 percent.
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Most of the cannabis stock literature that you read is being pushed by marketers who have a hand in your pocket.
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While he does not always have a hand in specific policies, Pence's ardent support has empowered the administration's religious conservatives to action.
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That could mean American companies have a hand in — and reap the benefits of — this type of automation in the short-term.
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Did Saudi Arabia, an American ally but a country that supports extremists, have a hand in the attacks of September 11, 2001?
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The most acclaimed editor of the second half of the 20th century, he seemed to have a hand in everything that mattered.
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Very little of consequence seemed to occur in Queens politics that Mr. Crowley or his cohorts did not have a hand in.
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And, should individuals who potentially have a hand in enabling a sexual abuser's behavior within a company also pay a financial price?
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The brothers have been reported to have a hand in armed wings in Sinaloa under names such as Las Ranas and Los Chimales.
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Citi, J. P. Morgan and Bank of America have a hand in consumer banking and make money off loans and other banking services.
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In order to craft that sweet, sweet reality television magic, it's theorized that The Bachelorette producers often have a hand in the silliness.
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As much as he dislikes it, the Syrian Kurds still have a hand to play, and they know where to make their case.
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"It is not my role to get into politics, I don't have a hand in the reform of the labor law," said Estanguet.
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I think I have a hand in it — in not letting them hit as many homers — and that's made me a better pitcher.
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So much so that I have a hand-painted mural in my dining room that was inspired by Denys de Montfort's: Poulpe Colossal.
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Some want to receive the information but leave decisions to the experts, while others want to have a hand in making the decisions.
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It's not only changing consumer tastes that caused the shift — big global market forces have a hand in the granite takeover as well.
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It's spread out among a group of partners and, Facebook says, eventually will be decentralized so that anyone can have a hand in it.
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Topfox, went on to have a hand in producing An American Tail, the Garfield and Friends series, and a few episodes of Dexter's Laboratory.
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Role in the renaissance: They also expressed a desire to come back to have a hand in rebuilding the cities they grew up in.
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Undoubtedly, disputes over ownership of the underlying technology will increase as more players have a hand in the soon-to-be billion-dollar industry.
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That's probably another Taurus thing, that I want to have a hand in everything—I have opinions and I want to keep to them.
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The Mongolian People's Party leader, Miyegombiin Enkhbayar, will serve as chairman of parliament and is expected to have a hand in government affairs too.
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Smith won't have a hand in the FTC's ongoing investigation into Equifax, but he'll still have a small role in the legacy of the breach.
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If, as Trump now admits, Russia did have a hand in hacking the DNC's computers, his intentional mischaracterization of professional journalists makes no strategic sense.
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Indeed, Sadr himself, for his own political reasons, may have a hand in blocking some of Abadi's attempts at reform, Brookings's Kenneth Pollack wrote recently.
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Yes, we could launch an armada of hypotheticals about what could have happened if fate—or Zaza—didn't have a hand in the Spurs roster.
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Despite a bit of flack, many Green Mountain Power customers say they like the opportunity to have a hand in producing more environmentally-friendly energy.
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Blair's hiring allowed Mulvaney to have a hand in national security issues without having to go through former White House national security adviser John Bolton.
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I have a hand-painted backpack a friend made me that goes on all my trips with me, but it is just a big hole.
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A trip to IKEA has long been a test of relationship strength, but now the Swedish retailer can have a hand in your wedding day, too.
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"Children essentially are our future, so we want to have a hand in influencing kids in a positive way," Williams, 43, tells PEOPLE about the collaboration.
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Low-cost off-the-shelf portfolios work well in theory but are followed less often, perhaps, than ones which also have a hand-holding advisor involved.
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The Hollywood Reporter is reporting that George R.R. Martin himself will have a hand in planning the series, and it will be developed by Bryan Cogman.
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Bryant said she was happy to have a hand in the development of Shrill and to have a say in the emotional arc of her character.
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She's been reported at various times to have a hand in womens' and girls' issues, economic empowerment, LGBT rights, and climate policy, to name a few.
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The one-handed ice axe meant that an ice climber could have a hand free with which to affix protection, which meant ascending riskier, steeper ice.
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The process is mostly up to the courts, but politicians will have a hand in it, too, and were already drawing battle lines over Mr. Assange.
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He is the first Alabama player to have a hand in six touchdowns in a game and matched a program record with the five scoring passes.
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While she has been credited with pushing for its creation, Ivanka Trump will not have a hand in fundraising or direct fund's operations, her advisors have said.
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Now, she is running for a parliamentary seat in a general election on Sunday, hoping to have a hand in making government policies for the restive region.
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Tencent, the Chinese internet giant valued at $470 billion, may have a hand in rebooting the Snapchat app to make it more competitive with Instagram and Facebook.
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Meanwhile Major League Baseball, given its checkered past with gambling, is also working to have a hand in shaping state laws so that safeguards are in place.
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Despite Netflix's pledge to allow the Cinematheque to have a hand in running the Egyptian, film preservationists and community activists have come out against the proposed deal.
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Golden State can have a hand in who lands where in the West when it wraps up the regular season at fourth-place Utah on Tuesday night.
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Studying the humanities and arts provides them with time to think about the world and what it values, and perhaps have a hand in reshaping those values.
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Dr. Dre will also have a hand in raising the rest of the money needed to complete the project, which is expected to break ground in 2020.
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He went to WWE and seemed to be destined for the midcard, as tends to happen to the wrestlers the McMahons don't have a hand in creating.
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And some argue real consent requires performers have a hand in envisioning and producing a scene, rather than just tacitly agreeing to act out someone else's fantasy.
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That will ultimately help workers and customers in Wisconsin and beyond, while still allowing for you to have a hand in policy issues from a real-world perspective.
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Logitech admits this is an area where consumers might get inconsistent results from time to time, and it's something Amazon also needs to have a hand in solving.
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The Olympic Regional Development Authority in Lake Placid will have a hand in managing the broad, flat trail that will be used for bicycling, walking, skiing and snowmobiling.
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But if they have a hand-me-down, four-year-old iPhone or Android device, it may be a good time to get a speedier, more capable phone.
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On Friday, the parties announced that Marvel would again have a hand in producing the next sequel, and that Spider-Man would appear in another upcoming Marvel feature.
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At the very least, the researchers' findings signal that the machine learning advances that enabled the creation of these ultrarealistic fake videos could have a hand in exposing them.
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Representation in front of the camera is so important, and it's just as important for women to have a hand in crafting the TV series the world watches regularly.
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Renault, Citroën DS, Jaguar, Audi, Mahindra, Faraday Future, and even (reportedly) BMW all now have a hand in the series, either on a technical level or in name only.
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Mr. Kahn said in an interview that while he will be more focused on strategy in his role, he will also have a hand in the daily newsroom report.
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Baird will be based in New York and will have a hand in the Mets' scouting in the United States and internationally, as well as in the minor leagues.
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The expert, Rob Blair, joined Mulvaney from the Office of Management and Budget in January, and allows Mulvaney to have a hand in national security without going through Bolton.
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Not only will the Duchess of Sussex be curating the content that goes into the all-important September issue, she will also have a hand in creating that content, too.
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Microsoft had previously designed a voting app used in Iowa in 2016, but the company did not have a hand in creating the 2020 app, a Microsoft spokesperson told CNBC.
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Clooney, Meldman, and Gerber continue to have a hand in the business, as does Brooksbank, Princess Eugenie's boyfriend of seven years, who was hired as a brand ambassador in 2016.
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Last week was a big week for "Mad Money," as Jim Cramer interviewed many CEOs of big companies that have a hand in how business flows in the United States.
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This dependency creates a system where the police have a hand in controlling the types of prosecutors who get promoted, and the type of justice defendants receive in our courts.
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Brown is also likely to have a hand in Facebook's Instant Articles, the platform Facebook offers to publications that hosts their content and allows it load faster in News Feed.
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However large this grows, there's a good chance that a college dropout who got his start by hustling his friends in Halo will have a hand in all of it.
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The big picture: Despite being the number one home improvement retailer, Home Depot recognizes the power of e-commerce giants like Amazon that have a hand in nearly every market.
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For a time, he worked as a vendor at Comiskey Park, the South Side home of the White Sox that he would have a hand in replacing some 30 years later.
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Friday's proposal, which is open to a 60-day public comment period, will likely be an interagency mandate that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) will have a hand in enforcing.
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Well lucky for us, the unnamed "son of a bitch" who botched Trump's sound system did not seem to have a hand in setting up the mics for these little ladies.
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Oh, to work at Disney, to have a hand in creating those lusciously detailed 3D worlds, every character lovingly rendered, every animal sidekick unique and hilarious, every tree… filled with leaves.
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The Federal Trade Commission says it should have a hand in enforcing privacy rules that would be part of a proposed new set of regulations for the set-top box market.
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"It is not going to be me, but I'm going to have a hand in helping make sure that he has got the rounded-out ticket that can win," she said.
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"It is not going to be me, but I'm going to have a hand in helping make sure that he has got the rounded-out ticket that can win," she said.
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"[Old Mutual] can now quite confidently go ahead and start putting... strategic actions into place without being concerned that Peter Moyo may still have a hand in the business," he added.
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The Federal Trade Commission says it should have a hand in enforcing privacy rules that would be part of a proposed new set of regulations for the set-top box market.
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Stop stressing that something won't be done correctly if you don't have a hand in it and start putting more faith into the people who work for and under you. Delegate!
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It should be noted Travis himself didn't directly have a hand in making these fine people to lose their minds -- but he certainly seems to, at least, be half cosigning the pandemonium.
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The lawsuit claims that the hospital did not have a hand surgeon, so Levy rode in an ambulance to St. Mary's Hospital in West Palm Beach where surgeons operated on his thumb.
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Those are the ones closest to Warren Buffett's office and, whenever 3G Capital is involved in buying something , the fast food-loving Oracle is almost certain to have a hand in it.
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The CEO said that more and more investors who meet with Agnico on a regular basis are once again warming up to gold and could have a hand in driving it higher.
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Dion Phaneuf was traded to the Kings this week in a deal that has plenty of salary implications for both teams, and could have a hand in deciding the Western playoff race.
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Zoe Gross, Director of Operations at the Autistic Self-Advocacy Network (ASAN), said it's vital for more autistic people to have a hand in shaping policies that affect them as a community.
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The special situations group in Goldman's securities division r that his hand-picked proteges — Sumit Rajpal and Andrew Wolff — should have a hand in running the division, according to four of the people.
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Focus groups have a hand in designing so many of the things we own, and the cost of conducting them gets passed on to us in the prices we pay for these products.
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Critics maintain that members of the Philippine National Police (PNP) are executing suspects and say it is likely they have a hand in thousands of unsolved murders of drug users by mysterious vigilantes.
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So the idea that you could have a story as big as this, and Fox doesn't have a hand in it, is actually not good for its reputation, relevance, ratings, or its revenue.
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Its goal has been to have a hand in the payments infrastructure from start to finish, giving it greater power in the marketplace while potentially streamlining the experience for banks, sellers and shoppers.
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Former Senator Antontio Trillanes, one of Duterte's most vocal opponents, said the president's allies must have a hand in Sabio's decision, saying it was an indication they are worried about the ICC case.
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Strategists say that while they are uncertain how independents will vote in this election, Clinton and Sanders should appeal to this voter bloc that could have a hand in propelling them to victory.
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Conrad Murray still insists he didn't have a hand in Michael Jackson's death -- despite his guilty conviction and 2 years in jail -- and even believes he wasn't the worst doctor in MJ's life.
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So I am putting out a call to you: join us with this necessary disruption; declare that you will not have a hand in our demise; declare that you will use technology for good.
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Numerous stories have suggested that Trump has continued to have a hand in his business operations since winning the election, although he has said he would eventually hand off the business to his children.
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" 1/8Old Mutual 3/8 can now quite confidently go ahead and start putting... strategic actions into place without being concerned that Peter Moyo may still have a hand in the business," he added.
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That religious organizations now have a hand in editing textbooks, a prerogative they sought for years, suggests that their influence is growing, even with the Awami League party, which is avowedly secular, in power.
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Okun noted comments by Jerry Nadler, the expected chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, that Trump may have committed "impeachable offenses" if he's found to have a hand in paying hush money to several women.
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My two friends have never been before, so it's always exciting for me to have a hand in exposing people I care about to something that has given me so much in the last year.
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There is one woman who is possibly in the running to have a hand in the show: Dana Brunetti, who produced The Social Network and Netflix's House of Cards and could produce the Oscars too.
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The ban on working with Huawei also hit chip businesses that work with the company, including Broadcom, Intel, Xilinx and Qualcomm, some of which also have a hand in building out 5G networks and modems.
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We don't know when they'll get their hands on the headset — if it is a headset — or precisely how the other nine will be selected, although Twilio is supposed to have a hand in it.
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The artist has plans to return to Detroit, and will have a hand in renovations to a dilapidated house within the Oakland Avenue Community Garden's footprint, which will be the future home of the chickens.
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But affected communities must have a hand in shaping a policy for it to be relevant, and in building the community engagement necessary to pass it, defend it against repeal and watch over its execution.
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We will be operating on 2118 Megahertz, i think (if any other reports come in, they should have a radio capable of this: at the very least, they should have a hand-held police scanner).
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I mean, it's probably because I have a hand in a Drake-centric club night, imaginatively called "Drake Night," and I'd tagged him in some of the photos from it, but we'll never know for sure.
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The massive bitcoin rally has created a divide on Wall Street about whether it is a legitimate financial instrument and whether the industry's heavyweights ought to have a hand in trading or making markets in it.
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Since then, he's lent his talents to 20th Century Fox's "Rio" and cocreated the very successful Illumination property "Despicable Me."Though he helped have a hand in many very successful films, Pablos really wanted to direct.
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LOS ANGELES, July 5 (Reuters) - Seth Makowsky may never win an Olympic gold medal but the United States chess team coach may have a hand in getting athletes on the podium at the 2020 Summer Games.
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While Gyorko didn't have a hand in the Cardinals' game-winning rally Sunday, much of the weekend belonged to him on his return to the ballpark he called home for his first three major-league seasons.
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Trump didn't directly have a hand in the FAA review of the 737 Max 8 or the Consumer Product Safety Commission review of strollers and sleepers, but he has set the tone for the government he runs.
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Eva Stubits, PhD, a Houston-based clinical psychologist who specializes in stress management, says that it helps you feel like you have a hand in what's going to happen, and it gives you a sense of purpose.
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At 160 Leroy Street, Ian Schrager, the Studio 54 founder turned developer, made it a point that Herzog & de Meuron, the Pritzker Prize winners designing the rest of the building, would have a hand in the playroom.
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Rather, he believes the solution must come at the secretary of Defense-level so that there is the authority to control and integrate the various agencies, organizations and other moving parts that have a hand in space.
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This week Felix announced that she had signed the first sponsorship deal with women's sports apparel company Athleta, where she will take part in initiatives to empower women and girls and have a hand in product design.
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The bottom line: Companies are wary of the danger the rally could present after what happened at last year's rally in Charlottesville and don't want to have a hand in chaos that my come forth this year.
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"We are taking from some parts of reality to help sculpt this to make it more layered and textured and creative and interesting for people that might have a hand in a certain belief or not," she explained.
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Opponents argue that the agency program's process is cumbersome, and that the government shouldn't have a hand in making this decision, even if drug companies do decide not to give out the medication to a terminally ill patient.
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Save $280.99 on the KitchenAid Artisan Mini 3.5-quart Stand Mixer — $219 See Details It's always handy to have a hand mixer on deck for smaller batches or personal recipes that don't require lifting the big stand mixer.
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Glover doesn't often get involved in projects he doesn't also have a hand in writing, but as he told the A.V. Club in 2010, he trusted showrunner Dan Harmon to do something a little different with the show.
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By way of a serendipitous meeting with editor Nico Leunen — who cancelled a motorcycle trip across America to help the actor — Gosling learned that you can't have a hand in everything and expect your product to turn out good.
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This, obviously, is a no brainer: being able to have a hand in your future as well as getting the chance to win tickets to what will probably be an extremely special secret show is a win-win, surely?
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No matter when or where I am in the office, or if I am working remotely from home, I have a hand in the series of daily miracles that results in a new edition of The Times each day.
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Men like Blazer, or Blatter, or Paraguayan Nicolás Leoz in South America, or Qatari Mohamed bin Hammam atop the Asian confederation, might not have a hand in every crooked deal, but they were all part of the same cohesive enterprise.
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Not only did all three of the men thought to have a hand in the first shooting of Stokes later become victims themselves, two are also suspected by the Baltimore Police of going on to be involved in other armed crimes.
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In addition to some obvious updates, like retraining the human editors who have a hand in Facebook's trending section, Facebook says it will abandon a handful of automated tools it used to find and categorize trending news in the past.
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Laura Kelly will win the gubernatorial election against Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, NBC News projects, just in time to have a hand in the upcoming redistricting battle that could shape control of the state for the next decade.
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The departments of Homeland Security, Justice, and Health & Human Services each have a hand in implementing this new policy – yet officials from these departments never seem to be on the same page publicly and frequently give out contradictory or misleading information.
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Students I spoke to told me they're preparing to interview at companies like SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Orbital ATK, where they may have a hand creating the rockets that will one day carry astronauts to Mars or cargo to Moon colonies.
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So the question becomes, when did the Trump campaign know about the hacking, did they have a hand in the hacking, did they aid and abet in the hacking and did they help plan how the hacked emails would be weaponized?
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Play closely resembles Hanabi—a popular short-form deductive reasoning game—in that players have a hand of evidence cards representing different numbers and colors, but hold them face-out so that each player can only see what their collaborators are holding.
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But while Boeing's lobbying efforts may seem relatively unobjectionable — most in the mainstream acknowledge that businesses, like citizens, have a right to petition their government — the idea that a government contractor can have a hand in political donations has historically raised more serious concerns.
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When we underestimate that inheritance (perhaps because we overstate the worth of newer technologies) we risk cutting ourselves off not only from the human past but also from those people around us who still have a hand in making our world what it is.
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Broader assistance to Damascus and the country as a whole should only flow once a meaningful political transition is underway and a new government is installed — even if that new government is one that Assad and his Russian patrons have a hand in picking.
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Just one day after it was revealed that HGTV had purchased the iconic Brady Bunch house for an undisclosed sum, Property Brothers star Jonathan Scott opened up about what the home means to him on Twitter, and seemingly hints he may have a hand in remodeling it.
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A big part of why the three founders of design firm Daylight Design keep their nine-year-old company small in terms of employees (15) and number of projects at a given time (four to five) is because they want to have a hand in the work.
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Most activists do not believe that Putin or the Kremlin have a hand in the attacks, which have included caustic liquid being thrown in a victim's eyes, a car being set alight, and, in one case, an activist being bashed over the head with an iron bar.
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Ms. Spector said her decision was not motivated by any dissatisfaction with her job in Brooklyn, where she has restructured curatorial departments and begun to have a hand in exhibition programming for one of the city's two encyclopedic museums (the Metropolitan Museum of Art is the other).
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"We are taking from some parts of reality to help sculpt this to make it more layered and textured and creative and interesting for people that might have a hand in a certain belief or not," she told a group of reporters on a set visit in October.
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The Index can be used as both a yardstick for measuring progress and as a collaborative tool for focusing the efforts of people working in many different sectors, all of which have a hand in preparedness, like public health, law enforcement, hospitals, employers, public utilities, and social services.
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I tell her that people like me on the other side of the world -- people who are addicted to dirty energy sources, like coal and oil, and who drive around in cars and make things in factories that billow black smoke -- have a hand in turning the coral here white.
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And even though it seems weird, if Tesla is thinking ahead to a future in which cars operate autonomously for much of the time, services will be a key business for Tesla to have a hand in, especially those that make the most sense for use in-car during trips.
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" Ms. Simo, the Facebook executive, said in a statement that "our branded content policies prohibit Pages and Profiles from accepting payment to share content they did not have a hand in creating, since the spirit behind branded content is to have a collaboration between brands and creators to produce content.
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It's quite sophisticated; they don't necessarily need to target the politician, or they don't need to target the local administrator, because the Mafia is so involved and intertwined in the cement sector that they probably have a hand in lots of people who provide cement and therefore are in a win-win situation.
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Justin Bieber put careful thought into planning fiancée Hailey Baldwin's engagement ring, says the man behind the diamond, Jack Solow, a private jeweler based at New York City's family-run jewelry store Solow & Co. "Justin did have a hand in selecting the diamond because I sent videos to his team," Solow tells PEOPLE.
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"It is extremely exciting for us to be able to have a hand in a project that has so much potential to benefit families by reducing electric bills, as well as educating the Toledo community about the use of renewable energy," said UT student Blaine Luszcak in a press release from the school.
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When your mother-in-law wants to have a hand in cooking every dish, your neighbor seems to show up at every party (whether he's invited or not), or your best friend never seems to get to the dinner table on time, the holidays can start to feel more burdensome than festive.
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O'Brien did not address his staff until weeks after being tapped for the job, and several officials said few had a clear understanding of his leadership style or how he might interact with those who he did not have a hand in hiring -- uncertainty that complicated day-to-day work for National Security Council staffers.
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In the wake of hacks that infiltrated Democratic campaign computer systems, Mr. Johnson said he was conducting high-level discussions about "election cybersecurity," a vastly complex effort given that there are 9,000 jurisdictions in the United States that have a hand in carrying out the balloting, many of them with different ways of collecting, tallying and reporting votes.
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In anticipation of that possibility, members of Congress should announce plans to revise the U.S.-Hong Kong Policy Act of 1992 in order to strengthen the hand of those wanting to maintain Hong Kong's autonomy and, in turn, make life more difficult for those Hong Kong and Chinese officials who will have a hand in undermining it.
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That he would have a hand in fixing the neighborhoods he knew as a boy, and that he would help lights come back on in that giant factory whose broken windows loomed like the face of a ghost over the ballpark he used to go to with his dad, wondering if this city was his own.
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Related: The Priest, the Pianist, a Cat, and a DIY Sauna—One Week in Ukraine's Forgotten War Experts say organized crime syndicates are likely to have a hand in supplying fuel to rebel-held Ukraine, although the trade does not in any way compare to illegal drugs in terms of maximizing profit for risk and bulk.
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Just a few weeks back at CES, Google gave a sneak peek of a feature that would let your Android devices read entire web pages aloud to you — perfect for when you don't have a hand free to scroll but still need to catch up on some text, or for when you just don't feel like looking at your screen anymore.
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Multiple organized efforts are underway, with one going so far as to quote-unquote endorse Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who state polls show is closely trailing former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. "We'd like to have a hand in helping the President by giving him an avowed socialist to face in November!" the organizers of one of the groups, Trump 2-29, a reference to the date of Saturday's primary, wrote on its Facebook page.
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