Sentence examples for dictate a schedule from inspiring English sources

"He can't unilaterally dictate a schedule when we've had this challenge outstanding for a long time," Mr. Hattaway said, referring to a Gore offer of twice-weekly debates.

My husband's job was dictating a schedule change that meant less family time and more time for our daughter in daycare.

"They prefer to drive in their car and park in a garage and not be dictated by a schedule," he said.

And for most of us, the path to these things are dictated by a schedule that is almost auto-populated by work or even our families and friends.

The deterministic switches are dictated by a scheduling signal, used as a control variable in order to achieve stochastic stability and guaranteed input/output performance.

A "steady pace" should mean withdrawing all combat forces on a schedule dictated only by the security of the troops.

Organizers said earlier that they did not plan to race on lay days because of a schedule dictated by television.

"This is entirely a schedule dictated by Karl Rove," said an Arab diplomat who maintains close contacts with the administration, referring to the White House's political director.

After more than a decade of having American blood spilled in Afghanistan, with nearly six years lost to President George W. Bush's disastrous indifference, it is time for United States forces to leave Afghanistan on a schedule dictated only by the security of the troops.

2. On-demand access: Consumers can access or view content on-demand, rather than according to a schedule dictated by the distributor.

Unhappily, the mad killer works on a schedule apparently dictated by religious holidays and there is an abundance of those coming up.