1.   American executives, though, are loath to work with companies still in government hands.

2.   And nearly one million more acres are already in government hands, still waiting for the necessary infrastructure that can convert it from large-scale commercial units into smaller plots.

3.   And leaving the budget surplus in government hands rather than returning it to the citizenry through tax cuts, they say, encourages all sorts of wasteful spending.

4.   Ausserrhodische is only the second cantonal bank to be removed from government hands completely.

5.   Benjamin and other opponents argue that CVRD has created an infrastructure backbone for the country which should be maintained in government hands.

6.   But despite their defections, the two men are not yet in government hands and the possibility of bringing them to trial remains in question.

7.   County officials worry that putting more land in government hands could drain scarce tax dollars from local schools.

8.   Even though it remains in government hands, Eskom is eager to broaden the type, number and geography of investors who hold its bonds.

9.   Executives are ready to take the story to investors, in a bid to get the airline out of government hands.

10.   Fife Symington is still innocent until proven guilty, no matter how many indictments the government hands up.