Sentence examples for dictated without from inspiring English sources

"The law of a theocracy is dictated without option to the people, not made by their judges and governments.

But more important to her was the opportunity to savor each nuance with unobstructed emotions, to laugh or to weep as the mood dictated, without the sort of inhibitions companions might pose.

Now Microsoft needs to encourage the same spirit of "just use it" (no matter what I.T. dictates), without alienating its business customers who specifically choose Microsoft products for their security benefits.

The mantra of the season dictated that without a set piece you cannot win.

Because of Arab objections that such a call would give the appearance that change was being dictated from without, the officials said, the summit conference will instead proclaim its endorsement of reforms under way in the Middle East.

20th century math and demography and politics dictated that without the South one could not have a majority in the US.

Physicians dictated clinical care without feeling compelled to tell patients about their treatment alternatives.

Portugal began to pass more swiftly and accurately and dictated for periods without looking like scoring until the goals came.

Some sections are downright brilliant; others read as if they had been dictated and printed without a second look from anyone.

We have a morning meeting at 7 AM, and I tend to wear the same type of clothes every day, as dictated by Doctors Without Borders's strict hygiene rules.

Uber and Cabify also benefit from the drivers' powerlessness: because the alternative to driving for a ride-sharing app is often worse pay without protections, Venezuelan drivers accept the conditions dictated by the companies without protest.