"This market is not dictated by interest rates or the price of real estate as a whole," said Frank Lupi, the president of Wolf Properties, a real estate agency in Gravesend.
The credit ratings agencies Standard & Poor's, Moody's and Fitch wield enormous power in the international bond markets – dictating the interest rate at which companies and governments can borrow by putting a value on their creditworthiness.
Then let her dictate her interests.
Johnny King's complex inspiration for his "Despair Factor" collection dictated my interest in the clothes.
But in some areas it does not: Japan's foreign aid, for example, is still largely dictated by interest-groups (ie, the construction lobby), and the party's tax committee remains powerful.The clean sweep that didn't happenIn truth, the LDP's dinosaurs will not go quietly.
Some trusts limit the frequency with which a loan can be modified or dictate a minimum interest rate.
Gilt yields, which dictate long-term interest rates and move in the opposite direction to prices, made one of the steepest daily rises of the year to 3.79% for the benchmark 10-year bond.
Billionaires with flagrant conflicts of interest dictate economic policy.
USC has leaned toward an entrepreneurial approach in which student and faculty interest dictate new fields, said Steven Lamy, professor of international relations and vice dean for the Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences.
Finally, it was assumed that the PoC trial type I and type II error rates, which (along with the minimum benefit of clinical interest) dictate the PoC trial sample size, can be selected to optimize the efficiency function.
