Rudofsky, a professional architect and polymath, found the manner in which Western culture dictated fashion to be utterly absurd, bordering on pathological.
Conditions dictated style.
Yet after the Iowa fund-raiser, Mr. Trump's foundation "ceded control over the charitable funds it raised to senior Trump campaign staff, who dictated the manner in which the foundation would disburse those proceeds, directing the timing, amounts and recipients of the grants," according to the petition.
However, the EU typically dictates the manner in which its funding to Greece must be spent, and the education of refugees is not an official EU priority.
The argument couldn't be simpler: since the independent commission is not the "legislature", it has no power to dictate the "manner of holding elections".
Although The Post permits sources to speak anonymously under certain conditions, it doesn't permit subjects of stories to dictate the manner in which a story will be written.
(At the Sun, he insisted that the Manhattan borough president be described as the President of Manhattan, and his craze for rule-making extended to dictating the manner in which summer interns should knot their neckties).
(At the Sun, he insisted that the Manhattan borough president be described as the President of Manhattan, and his craze for rule-making extended to dictating the manner in which summer interns should knot their neckties). But it was the larger lessons of the journalist's trade that Lipsky taught most lastingly.
However, as the sport has grown in size, strength and speed over the past 20 years, the modern game no longer allows the primitive notion of a single 11 players exclusively holding the right to dictate the manner in which their side either succeeds or fails.
