Voorbeelden van diktat

• However, little direct relevance between them is apparent in the official diktat of the time.

• We would love to see copies of the magazine in every institution in any way concerned with the language, but not by diktat.

• These are dense agglomerations with spartan if elegant detailing, deforming with respect to context (directed views outwards, and inwards) as much as being formed according to any a priori diktat.

• Bruenig also realises that effective policy must visibly serve the common good, and must be achieved by social consensus, not diktat.

• In any case, the data on ethical judgments are not subject to the same regulatory changes as administrative diktat and so the earlier studies remain important and relevant today.

• Government by diktat from the centre is unacceptable in a society which values pluralism.

• I am not a raging beast who wants to legislate by diktat.

• We do not agree to such a diktat and such barbarism.

• He spoke of the importance of collaboration and partnership between local education authorities and schools, but this is, in a sense, partnership by diktat.

• Good management and environmental consciousness are part of a frame of mind fashioned by economic necessity and personal conviction, not something procured by administrative diktat.

• Local elections, manifesto pledges, thought-out local plans and programmes are all to be subject to a central diktat.

• They will not accept diktat from above, even if "above" is the local town hall.

• Faced with the diktat imposed on it, nearly all its members have bowed.

• It is a programme and is not designed to be a diktat.

• Managing people by threat or diktat does not produce efficient or profitable business.