Sentence examples for dictate a plan from inspiring English sources

So as things now stand, the federal government will dictate a plan that can be implemented only by local responders who have little or no say in what they are ordered to do.

A teacher recently dictated a lesson plan to me: the topic was painting portraits.

Mr Osborne has shown that he has courage; wisdom dictates that he have a Plan B as well.

Some early Christian churches were centrally rather than longitudinally organized, a plan dictated by the circular form of the imperial mausoleums into which they were built.

His life runs to a plan dictated by Lord Business (Will Ferrell), an Orwellian ruler whose desire to keep everyone thinking inside the box has extended to a secret plot to super-glue his subjects in place.

Actual plan losses dictate a 160percentt rate increase.

The plan can dictate a sale of a specified amount of stock on a particular date say, 50,000 shares on Aug. 1 at the market price.

The term "adherence" has itself been criticized because of its implication of a dictated treatment plan to which the patient is expected to adhere, rather than a focus on the active role of the patient in making daily decisions and guiding their diabetes management (10).

"The completely bipolar traits of the ruthless execution of a plan and the intelligence to change the plan when the market dictates".

Administrative economy dictated a multistage cluster sampling plan.

As I once said to an employee in the middle of yet another meltdown, your poor planning does not dictate an emergency on my end.