Sentence examples for dictates he from inspiring English sources
"We cannot blindly accept Iran's dictates," he said.
As tradition dictates, he was dragged to the Speaker 's chair to assume the post.
But instead of sticking only to cheeses made nearby, as tradition dictates, he brings them in from elsewhere, often the high Dolomites.
On 25 minutes, the athletic full-back Gary Stevens, as convention dictates he be described, overran the ball, enticing Beglin to slide in and clear, which he did.
Murray was only too aware that when Nalbandian dictates he moves his opponent's around like a puppet minus a couple of strings.
An Ontario judge refused yesterday to hear Aleksei Yashin's bid to overturn an arbitrator's decision that dictates he owes one more season to the Ottawa Senators.
"You can't dictate," he says.
"The market will dictate," he said.
In the modern world he can no longer hope to dictate; he must persuade.
If Obama had intended to stick to the standard "no comment" that tradition dictated, he changed his mind.
The game was postponed a week because of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, who had discreetly rooted for Navy, although protocol dictated he switch sides at halftime.
