Sentence examples for dictate new rules from inspiring English sources

Unlike Sinatra he doesn't impose his mood swings or dictate new rules to the standards he performs along with originals.

As such, the US economy is weakening due to the lack of investment in the Hispanic Community that will soon dictate new business models and the ground rules for Wall Street analysts.

Especially among Protestant leaders bent on dictating new, austere rules for everyday life, embroidery was celebrated as women's work and actually called "work," as if it were the only option.

But by putting its $4.6 billion on the table early, it was able to dictate the new rules of the game.

The environment dictates new traits that will be acquired.

The new rules dictate requirements right down to which side of the house can have an attic vent (not be on the forest side).

The centerpiece of the new rules dictates how much capital banks must hold.

Mr. Dimon criticized Mr. Carney, who would soon become chairman of the Financial Stability Board, for his support of new rules dictating how much capital banks need to hold in reserve.

But superintendents still have slim roles, and a judge last year reversed the city's efforts to close schools because it had failed to comply with the new rules dictating community involvement.

The government also on Friday approved new rules dictating the working hours of air traffic controllers, as well as a law allowing the army to take over airspace in times of alarm.

And that is not even counting the hundreds of new rules dictated by Obamacare and the Dodd-Frank financial reform, most of which have yet to take effect.Federal regulators now touch areas of economic activity they once left alone, such as greenhouse-gas emissions.