Sentence examples for currently dictated from inspiring English sources

But an adviser to the mayor, who insisted that his name not be used, said Mr. Giuliani would instruct the Human Resources Administration to use more discretion with people who do not own their homes, and in some cases file claims for less of their assets than is currently dictated by state law.

Among other things, the change would give university presidents the flexibility to determine how much time academics spend on teaching versus research, a ratio currently dictated by national rules.

Recommendations for non-commercial surrogacy are given, including abandoning the 1-year waiting period before adoption, currently dictated by law, avoiding a period of unnecessary psychological distress.

We referred to the 'standard best practice' group as such, because both our PAC and the ethical review committee wished to make it clear to participants that they would receive all services as best practice currently dictated with no unusual delays or waits.

P.E.D.'s are forbidden because that's what our fabricated rules currently dictate.

Of course I was chronically sad, and of course various phobias lay dormant inside me, but none of that was currently dictating my behavior.

One can see that the neo-classical economics that currently dictates policy, and that has driven globalisation, has little to offer when it comes to tackling poverty.

"Police officers are ready to defend the law but not the crooks who are currently dictating how it should be carried out," Mr. Habarov said.

She is an experienced, rational politician, the paper said, "whose strategic decisions serve political interests" and who currently "dictates the tempo to her peers".

The report also points out that many states currently dictate that child support payments for families receiving public assistance be used to repay the state, rather than to benefit children.

The Union's law currently dictates which states can catch what kind of fish and in what amount, while Iceland has long claimed that its own system, which did not comply with EU regulation, was better for business and for preserving fish populations.