Sentence examples for dictates over from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush has labeled this false and cast Mr. Gore's approach as the triumph of federal dictates over individual autonomy.

Iran's new reformer-dominated Parliament opened today in Tehran, the first since the Islamic revolution to include a majority of members who appear eager and ready to challenge the conservative clergy's dictates over daily life.

These generic images, of unspecified places that merely provide a general idea of places rather than a clear identification of them, have the same effect as the music on the soundtrack they dictate over-all emotion and undercut specificity.

They had been faxed and e-mailed, or dictated over the phone.

But it was all done against the clock, scrawled out in longhand and dictated over the telephone.

It is understood that Dyer's weekly advice column is dictated over the phone to a member of the magazine's staff.

Manning confirms in the statement: The tweets are verbatim and dictated over the phone to someone that I can call from here in Kansas.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, January 16 , 1932P. 9 A man dictated, over the phone, the following telegram of Christmas greeting to be sent to his broker: "I'm not hanging my stocking this Christmas.

It is understood that Dyer's weekly advice column is dictated over the phone to a member of the magazine's staff, a common practice in the magazine industry.

So while England's limited-overs squad go into their series with Pakistan, starting in Southampton on Tuesday, as a settled side with no room for the burgeoning talents of Northamptonshire's Ben Duckett or Kent's Sam Billings at present, the makeup of the Test team will be dictated over the coming weeks in the County Championship.

Karl later takes a job in a hotel which functions as a huge information-relay contraption, with boys scurrying from one floor to another carrying messages that have been dictated over phone-lines, written down, crossed-checked with ledgers to and from which other boys constantly dart – in short, a metaphorical cross between a computer and a novel-in-progress.