No constant memoranda dictate content.

No one shall dictate to me.

Similar motives dictate reserve accumulation in other emerging markets.

Abe can only set the tone, not dictate outcomes.

America s national interests thus dictate a change of policy.

It took three days to dictate it into the general s Dictaphone.

They don't want us to dictate to them what makes them profitable.

I will not give these criminals the right to dictate to me.

Having a virtual monopoly on supply, Russia decided that it could dictate prices.

For many investors, credit ratings dictate where and how much they can invest.

The military eventually became so strong that it could dictate terms to the civilian government.

Davutoglu began conventionally, declaring that Turkey s geopolitical situation would always dictate the country s foreign policy.

This increase would be above what microprudential supervision assessing the risks to individual institutions might dictate.

This is not the first time that the American public has allowed fear to dictate public policy.

Stereotypes dictate that girls are supposed to sashay like they are on the ramp when they walk.

But his negotiating technique unpredictable oscillations between aggressiveness and weakness is the opposite of what game theory would dictate.

In the radicals' view, the US will at the very least seek to dictate major changes in Iranian foreign policy.

But what separates us from Saakashvili is that we understand that history, geography, and economics dictate close ties to Russia.

Why does the world meekly go along with the status quo and let the US dictate the Bank s top position?

As the largest creditor, Germany could dictate the terms of assistance, which were punitive and pushed debtor countries towards insolvency.

Historically, the US has exercised enormous leadership in a world committed to the proposition that no state should dictate collective decisions.

Note how the text doesn t launch out with It is manifestly self evident that..., or any similar construction, as logic might dictate.

But if one thinks in terms of universal norms of human rights, what right has Turkey to dictate internal development in another country?

The White House made it clear that the president did not dictate anything, but simply exercised his authority, as any father would do.

Furthermore, they will receive the right to dictate their prices and conditions to retailers, since retailers will be obliged to buy their goods.

Researchers wanted to combine the cancer cells rapid growth and the normal cells ability to dictate the production of a single specific monoclonal antibody.

Skeptics, however, warn that the mass media dictate the voices we hear and are less interested in reasoned debate than in catering to popular prejudices.

The department heads and oversight committees that meet to evaluate programming seldom dictate content, but merely pass their complaints and recommendations down to programming heads.

But such practices are still being applied to a lesser degree, and they can be pulled out of the arsenal whenever political or social conditions dictate.

By law in the US, new approaches superseding established bankruptcy procedures dictate the demise rather than the rescue of failing firms, whether by sale, merger, or liquidation.

These new threats, just as under the Third Reich, show the same contempt for human life and the same aspiration to establish an exclusive dictate over the world.

If Americans want to preserve their privileged position, they must not use it to dictate to the rest of the world, but for the well being of others.

The NGO Reporters Without Borders declared that it was worrying that one judge could dictate a definition of journalistic activity based merely on the content of the publication.

Greece largely succeeded in following the dictate set by the troika (the European Commission the ECB, and the IMF) it converted a primary budget deficit into a primary surplus.

The question is whether we should allow rich corporations to use provisions hidden in so called trade agreements to dictate how we will live in the twenty first century.

In this, Obama is following the example of President George W. Bush, who let the US electoral agenda, rather than American not to mention Iraqi national interests, dictate Iraq policy.

Lending resumed when the authorities made it clear that Argentina would rather default than let the IMF continue to dictate policies that had contributed to disaster in the first place.

There are provisions in the cybercrime law and also under Pakistan s penal court section 509, which dictate that anyone who talks against the modesty of a woman is punishable by law.

If I come up and I dictate to the band that I want to play like this and I want the music to go this way, and I just jump right in ...

The greater one s ability to cause physical injury to another, the more opportunities one has to dictate their terms, and a person is able to convey this to their interlocutor through anger.

A country in deep economic crisis, unable to pay its civil servants, workers, and military, gets to dictate the policies of the one superpower that exists, the power on whose largesse it depends.

But the settlers driven by a nationalist religious ideology, devoted to the myth of a Great Israel and convinced that they are fulfilling the biblical dictate of repossessing the sacred land, will oppose evacuation.

The department heads and oversight committees that meet to evaluate programming seldom dictate content, but merely pass their complaints and recommendations down to programming heads. The top down hierarchy is autocratic and arbitrary lower levels have little collaborative input and no right of appeal.

The researchers also found confirmation of their other hypothesis physically strong people become angry more frequently and are more likely to resort to physical force, they consider themselves entitled to dictate unfavourable terms to others, and they prefer forceful rather then peaceful means to resolving conflicts.

If Americans want to preserve their privileged position, they must not use it to dictate to the rest of the world, but for the well being of others. Indeed, many problems maintaining peace, ensuring law and order, protecting the environment, reducing poverty, and fighting terrorism require collective action.