be in (one's) hands

To be one's responsibility. You're an adult now—the decision to stay home from school is in your hands. I'll never get the promotion if the decision is in Tina's hands—she hates me!

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Shir (1)	SHEER	Hebrew
Burgundy	BUR-gən-dee	English (Rare)
RÓZsi	RO-zhee	Hungarian
Wanda	VAHN-dah (Polish), WAHN-də (English)	Polish, English, German, French
Hieronymos	-	Ancient Greek
Frode	-	Danish, Norwegian