Voorbeelden van dictate

• Many people feel they must do whatever their doctor dictates, and never question the advice they are given.

• After dictating what is to be done, she then leaves her husband to do all the work!

• When I went to the hairdresser, my mum just dictated how it was to be cut.

• He shouldn't be allowed to dictate all the terms and conditions - it's supposed to be a democratic decision.

• Emulation of foreign models was always tempered by patriotic priorities and the dictates of local circumstances, necessarily resulting in intellectual hybridity.

• What is certain is that in cases where judiciary is true to the dictates of its law, the extra-judicial sphere gets activated.

• They do so by imposing rules dictating the individual steps in the interaction and the information revealed by the agents during the interaction.

• The paper noted that educational reforms in the country are dictated down from the authorities with little input from the public at large.

• The relevance of public opinion thus dictates a need to understand its underpinnings.

• We organize the empirical analysis around four categories of variables and use representative variables for each category as dictated by theory and data availability.

• The shape of the discussion is then dictated pragmatically.

• The portfolio of chemokines produced dictates which cell types are recruited locally, culminating in either resistance or susceptibility to infection.

• The sur face current density is dictated by the boundary conditions on the sur face of the plume slab.

• Thus, (43c) and (43d) are instances of the same process, with the collapse able to proceed further in (43c), as dictated by recoverability.

• Inasmuch as fairness dictates that our laws not exceed our abilities, it precludes the direct legislation of virtuous motivations.

• The norms of security dictated that these visits be conducted by more than one person.

• However, the need for these rule types are primarily dictated by the restrictions that we have placed on the pointwise rule.

• The sample was broken down into five age categories which were dictated by available data for the population at large.

• In general, their geographical location dictated the type of service offered.