Sentence examples for by dictates from inspiring English sources

On one side there's militant, jihadi-dominionist enthusiasm; it wants to cut out the political middleman – preferably by blowing him up – and rule the world by dictates straight from on high.

Note also that the (assumed known) total error covariance, generally denoted by, dictates the norm used in the weighted least squares criterion.

In the Analects (Lunyu《論語》), which contains the main teachings of Confucius, it said: "Guided by dictates of political authority, and regulated by punishment, people can get by without violating the law but have no sense of shame; guided by virtue, and regulated by li, people will have sense of shame and a standard of personal development" (Analects (Lunyu 《論語》2 3, in Cheng 2011b: 12).

He also stressed that the government would continue to go by their needs and not abide by dictates from the IDA.

This analysis demonstrated again that useful and informative information can be obtained from clinical trial reports, which are more detailed in their reporting of the trials than are published papers, if only because they are not constrained by dictates of size.

It governs by dictating five-year plans.

However imperious Goheen may have looked, he engineered these changes not by dictate, but consensus.

Rumsfeld validated himself by dictating innumerable memos, which he calls "snowflakes," to his staff.

By dictating which apps are allowed on its devices, Apple has become a gatekeeper.

By dictate, central planners created 400 natural gas filling stations, most now defunct.

You can post directly to Facebook with Siri by dictating status updates, Mr. Forstall says.