Sentence examples for dictate costs from inspiring English sources

Jake Siewert, a spokesman for Mr. Clinton, said yesterday that there were no immediate plans to tap the federal reserves because the administration generally believed that market forces should dictate costs.

What's more, the Continental parent companies act as wholesalers to their UK operations, therefore dictating costs.

This has prompted an anarchy of sorts, with the private hospitals dictating costs.

With the financial crisis dictating cost-cutting everywhere, the withdrawal from Iraq complete and disengagement from Afghanistan set for 2014, the world's largest market for advanced military equipment is contracting.

A foundational one is the cost of just throwing the house out — the tipping fees at local landfills that dictate the cost of demolition.

What we've done in higher education is let our dreams and aspirations dictate our cost structure".

"Now that cost containment and reduction is at the top of most company agendas, keeping track of the change in factors that dictate expatriate cost of living and housing allowances is essential".

Specifically, the internal dynamics of large law firms dictate that cost centers such as libraries experience enormous pressure when the bons temps cease to roulez.

Under minimum pricing of alcohol, the state dictates the cost, or at least the "floor" price, that pubs, clubs and supermarkets must charge for beer, wine and other drinks.

By emphasizing Putin's malevolence and NATO's fecklessness, they fail to appreciate the impact that austerity measures dictated by Brussels and military costs dictated by NATO have had on the small countries of East-Central Europe. East-Central Europe

It was the brazenness of the atrocity which dictated the cost of the inquiry.