Sentence examples for dictates policy from inspiring English sources

Gotabaya Rajapaksa, Sri Lanka's powerful defence secretary, growls that Tamil Nadu dictates policy to feeble Delhi.

It manipulates finances and dictates policy so as to usher in a terrifying new world order.

"The American Red Cross has a national headquarters, and it dictates policy and governance to local chapters," he said.

One can see that the neo-classical economics that currently dictates policy, and that has driven globalisation, has little to offer when it comes to tackling poverty.

That in an increasingly hostile region Iran's lone best friend seems to be the controversial Venezuelan — even as Turkey dictates policy at NATO, lectures at Davos and holds a seat on the U.N. Security Council — hints at the immense distance between two of the Muslim world's most important nations.

"The company dictates policy and practice.

One charge, which has some validity, is that the International Monetary Fund undermines the democratic process, because it dictates policies.

He warned against allowing the "Arab street" to dictate policy.

– dictate policy to me, meaning if I didn't like something they didn't care.

Owen dictated policy, and personified the SDP in the eyes of the public.

But the aim of our campaign was never to dictate policy in Brussels.