Even though what they dictate depends on my particular desires in the situation, the fact that they dictate something does not depend on any desire – in contrast to the dictates derivable from weather facts (Verheggen 2011: 563).
"It's not something that's really going to dictate something, but what are you going to do about it?
Speaking through an interpreter, Mr. Watanabe said the dictate was "something that's really shameful for us to share with you".
That came in handy when I dictated something about Twitter, and Dragon consistently refused to capitalize it.
Tonight, he repeated that admonition to Israelis generally, telling Israeli reporters, "We are facing a very sensitive time with very intricate tasks, very complicated, and this is something that dictates a lot of quiet and self-confidence".
Finally, it is important to highlight the role of cytoplasmic ERβ in dictating breast cancer outcome, something that has been consistently noted in many studies [ 2, 3, 7- 9].
"It's not something that should dictate a leader, his behavior or his priorities," Mr. Baltiansky said.
This anxiety thing is something that has dictated my life.
Thus, whether you actually presuppose the relevant basic norm is a matter of choice, it is an ideological option, as it were, not something that is dictated by Reason.
"The paper highlights the disconnect between density laws and breast density measurement, it was never intended to be something that really dictated screening decisions," Sprague said.
