Argentina's political threats, dictated "take it or leave it" terms and selective defaults threaten to upset a balance that prevailed through decades of orderly and successful restructurings.
After years of dictating take-it-or-leave-it terms in a skyrocketing rental market, landlords are now being forced to negotiate one-on-one with their tenants and are agreeing to monthly rent reductions and upgrades to bigger or more desirable apartments in the same building, for the same money.
It's precisely because an artist such as Renoir pushes his emotions and fantasies to their ultimate extreme and reconceives the world in their image that their aesthetic dictates take on, despite warm-hearted and benevolent humanism, a tyrannical and terrifying cast.
The high-crowned travellers of modern Christmas cards plod across the dunes unburdened and unescorted; but medieval people knew that when kings travelled, ever on the move between their palaces as sport, work or blocked drains dictated, they took their chattels, treasure, beds, dogs and all their servants with them.
"It cannot be that only one man should be dictating and taking all the decisions about world football," Johansson told BBC World Service.
and the new cooking process the small space dictated certainly took some getting used to.
Not surprisingly, they're more ambiguous than that, and even Everett's road trip -- toward home and hearth, as the "Odyssey" model dictates -- takes some unexpected turns and detours, as he wends his way through the Mississippi countryside.
Not only can programs such as Google Now or the iPhone's Siri handle restricted tasks like finding a restaurant or dialling a phone number; smartphones are also getting much better at free-form speech recognition, such as taking dictated text-messages or e-mails.
The unique nature of the film shoot dictated steps not normally taken in filmmaking, such as charting the position of the sun weeks in advance since they could not use lighting equipment.
They were dictating rather than taking direction".
