Is anyone concerned that Camila, who has no experience running a multinational corporation, is now dictating strategy?
"Why in the world are we letting the guys that wouldn't vote for you effectively dictate strategy for the conference?" Cole asked Boehner.
Details, unfortunately, are murky – it suits everybody to pretend that the Treasury, despite the state's 81% shareholding, wasn't dictating strategy to the RBS board.
Australia had made a mess of what they do best – score with a flourish – but no way would they allow England to dictate strategy.
While the bank says management makes its own decisions and politicians insist they do not dictate strategy, the government has recently taken a more hands-on role in the bank's operations.
Having moved from Republican congressman to Liberal mayor to Democratic presidential contender, largely under the tutelage of aides like Robert Price and Richard R. Aurelio, who had by then resigned, Mr. Lindsay had become his own political boss, handling patronage, dictating strategy, courting labor leaders and middle-class voters and leaving more day-to-day government operations to subordinates.
Although President Barack Obama has been careful to say the government won't dictate strategy for the car companies we now own, Agassi thinks America should take the opportunity to push on electric manufacturing hard.
The regime is not really in a position to be dictating strategy past that point," he wrote.
Freshmen Tea-Party-leaning Representatives want to dictate strategy to Speaker Boehner, not follow the guidance of his years of experience.
Manafort said Thursday that the campaign was ready to start creating state-by-state plans with local party leaders for the general election, emphasizing both that the campaign would allow state leaders to dictate strategy based on their own "local knowledge" and that Trump could, in turn, help them to bring in non-traditional voters using "the unique magic of Trump".
