Sentence examples for dictated hours from inspiring English sources

He said clients dictated hours of operation except when the public transportation system was closed and employees were unable to commute to work.

While for several years the company dictated hours to its franchisees in the United States, that changed with the sale of the company in 2010.

Urban markets were guided by city regulations that dictated hours of operation and vendor behavior.

Management would be able to dictate hours of teaching including weekends, evenings and working away from home," she says.

While Pedro's schedule dictated two hours of study each day, he sometimes circumvented the routine by dismissing his instructors in favor of activities that he found more interesting.

"Dictating the hours of our business does not seem reasonable to me".

"Ted never typed and had difficulty reading his own handwriting anymore, so he would dictate for hours, and I would send the tapes to a transcription company, edit them, then give it back to him" — in large type.

The class-action suit filed yesterday with 27 plaintiffs also contended that although Allstate took away the health and pension benefits of the agents, it continued to treat them like staff employees, barring them from selling insurance for other companies, dictating office hours, requiring Allstate approval for hiring office assistants and imposing other controls.

Parents who pay at his nursery can secure a place for their child until he or she reaches school age, but those who seek only free care will have to apply for a place three times a year, he said, and would not be able to dictate their hours.

In North Carolina, workers can form a union but cannot legally dictate work hours, wages or employment conditions.

He worked long hours dictated by breaking news and the demands of running a bureau, and he respected my industriousness and drive.