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Meanings of hands-off in English

Tending not to interfere with people's (employees', subjects', etc.) decisions and actions.

Hands-off.

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Usage of hands-off in English
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After all, the genius of eBay has always been its hands-off approach.
Wired
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Rivian also promises semi-autonomous driving capabilities that would enable hands-off highway driving.
News.com.au
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Inrockuptibles Editor Bernard Zekri says Pigasse so far has kept a hands-off approach.
Reuters
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He stressed that the British government would adopt a hands-off approach.
The Irish Times
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But soldiers showed restraint, taking a hands-off approach at times to avert confrontation.
Reuters
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The first day we started mining, though, this hands-off approach changed.
Empty mile
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Pachinko typifies the hands-off approach taken by Japan to the spread of Covid-19.
The Irish Times
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It held back from censuring the hands-off stance of the Egyptian armed forces.
The Guardian
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Since then, police have been largely hands-off and their presence minimal.
Reuters
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Republican-led Texas and Florida, in contrast, took a more hands-off approach.
Reuters
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He knew there was a hands-off sign when it came to the Buick.
Calamity jayne
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At first, the teaching method from the school was very hands-off.
The South African
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These are useful low-speed traffic crawling technologies, enabling hands-off driving up to 60kph.
The South African
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If she and Adam had to adopt a hands-off policy, so be it.
Rock my world
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For a long time, regulators and lawmakers took a hands-off approach towards technology companies.
The Irish Times
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The agency has so far taken a largely hands-off approach.
Wired