Sentence examples for dictate laws from inspiring English sources
A pliant legislature granted him the power to dictate laws on his own.
Critics fear that any attempt to dictate laws or regulations in those areas would intrude on sovereignty of nations and give a big advantage to large multinational companies.
To Jouvenel, sovereignty reached its peak in Hobbes, in whose "horrific conception everything comes back to means of constraint, which enable the sovereign to issue rights and dictate laws in any way he pleases.
Canonge claimed that when he questioned Madame Lalaurie's husband about the slaves, he was told in an insolent manner that "some people had better stay at home rather than come to others' houses to dictate laws and meddle with other people's business".
They also connect the chain of death, linking gun manufacturers, people who purchase guns without proper background checks, companies that invest in gun manufacturers, companies that invest in the NRA and perpetuate their power, legislators that take money from the NRA and NRA leaders who attempt to dictate laws.
The referendum had no new policies to announce; only a chance to regain sovereignty back from 27 other nations that dictate law and regulations over the citizens of a once mighty empire.
Pope Francis has called his priests and bishops to go out into the world, working with the poor and marginalized on the front lines, rather than simply dictating laws from inside the confines of the Vatican.
Unlike the Nigerian girls, where a social media campaign garnered White House attention, the Brunei law gained visibility because the Sultan-who is dictating law that his track record suggests he does not observe-indirectly owns the famous Beverly Hills Hotel.
Is our legislative process then to become a fight to see which religion will dictate our laws?
We cannot accept the narrow beliefs, understandings and diktats of religious groups to dictate the laws of our country.
