Sentence examples for dictated said from inspiring English sources

"Previously, security matters in Pakistan were considered very holy, too sacred to be dictated," said Ahsan Iqbal, a senior figure in opposition leader Nawaz Sharif's party.

"It's hard even for people like me to believe, to see that climate change is actually doing what our worst fears dictated," said Jennifer A. Francis, a Rutgers University scientist who studies the effect of sea ice on weather patterns.

This excerpt echoes the thinking of quite a few ice researchers I've interviewed over recent years: "It's hard even for people like me to believe, to see that climate change is actually doing what our worst fears dictated," said Jennifer A. Francis, a Rutgers University scientist who studies the effect of sea ice on weather patterns.

"Rumi would whirl while he was meditating and while composing poetry, which he dictated," said Gooch.

"What the government is doing is the 180-degree ofposite of what logic dictates," said Akiyoshi Inoue, president of Sanyu System Research Institute, Japan's leading property appraiser.

"Scarlet Knight was dictating," said Bill O'Donnell, the driver of Pegasus Spur, who edged Banker Hall for second place and a check for $250,000.

"We just don't dive into a primary of this magnitude and try to dictate," said a person within the Koch network granted anonymity to discuss.

"Brilliant brands will still be loved for dictating," said Reinier Evers, the founder of Trendwatching.

"The Secure Communities protocol too often is arrest first and investigate later, and that is not what the Constitution dictates," said Peter L. Markowitz, a professor of immigration law at the Cardozo law school and an author of the report.

"I want to assure you here today that Saudi Arabia's reserves are plentiful, and we stand ready to increase output as the market dictates," said Naimi, dressed in a gray business suit and speaking with only a slight Arabic accent.

A ministry official, who was not identified, as government policy dictates, said the government determined that the son, Omar Osama bin Laden, 27, did not "meet the conditions necessary for entering Spain".