hands-on policy
1hands-off policy — index laissez faire Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
2hands-off — adjective not involving participation or intervention a hands off foreign policy • Similar to: ↑passive, ↑inactive * * * ˈ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ adjective Etymology: hands off : practicing noninterference …
3hands-off — {adj.}, {informal} Leaving alone, not interfering; inactive. * /The United States told the European governments to follow a hands off policy toward Latin America./ * /I did not approve of his actions, but I have a hands off rule in personal… …
4hands-off — {adj.}, {informal} Leaving alone, not interfering; inactive. * /The United States told the European governments to follow a hands off policy toward Latin America./ * /I did not approve of his actions, but I have a hands off rule in personal… …
5hands-off — adj informal Leaving alone, not interfering; inactive. The United States told the European governments to follow a hands off policy toward Latin America. I did not approve of his actions, but I have a hands off rule in personal matters, so I said …
6hands-off — adjective Date: 1902 characterized by noninterference < a hands off policy toward the internal affairs of other nations > …
7hands-off — ˈhands off adjective HUMAN RESOURCES not telling the people you are in charge of exactly what to do, but letting them make their own decisions: • His hands off approach to management was seen by some as laziness. * * * hands off UK US adjective ► …
8hands-off — [handz′ôf′] adj. designating or of a policy, attitude, etc. of not interfering or intervening …
9Policy debate — Part of the series Policy Debate Organization Policy debate competitions Inter Collegiate policy debate Format Structure of policy debate · Resolution Constructive · …
10hands-off — /handz awf , of /, adj. 1. characterized by nonintervention or noninterference: the new hands off foreign policy. 2. remote or unfriendly; estranging: a truculent, hands off manner toward strangers. [1900 05] * * * …
