Sentence examples for dictate without from inspiring English sources

The object, especially for an agency reporter, was to do, say, five minutes in the gallery, rush out and dictate, without delay, straight from your notebook to a copytaker on one of the phones outside.

"The law of a theocracy is dictated without option to the people, not made by their judges and governments.

But more important to her was the opportunity to savor each nuance with unobstructed emotions, to laugh or to weep as the mood dictated, without the sort of inhibitions companions might pose.

Further measures include establishing artificial recharge and/or aquifer storage and recovery projects wherever feasible and determining to what extent water-rights holders might be subjected to reasonable dictates without having the security of their rights altered.

Before her trial, Johnson told a crowd gathered outside her church ward building that she was "confident that the Prophet will – if necessary – step forward at the proper time to vindicate me, and to vindicate the constitutional rights of all citizens to exercise their political rights as conscience dictates, without fear of religious repression".

Now Microsoft needs to encourage the same spirit of "just use it" (no matter what I.T. dictates), without alienating its business customers who specifically choose Microsoft products for their security benefits.

The catch in all this, however, is that the limits of speaker technology usually dictate that without headphones, high fidelity in a hand-held just doesn't exist.

But to grasp the potential importance of the way laws are made, simply recall that Hitler started out with an enabling bill, which allowed him to dictate policies without troubling the Reichstag.

Stung by the early goal, the home side began to dictate play, without creating too many clear openings.

This inspiration comes from within, but it's like someone who dictates from without.

The mantra of the season dictated that without a set piece you cannot win.