Sentence examples for dictates the future from inspiring English sources

That rotation dictates the future spin of the sun and the orbit of its planets.

Today, the extreme factions among them want to dictate the future.

So the outside world should impose a settlement but not dictate the future of Syria.

Without any action, Mr Vilsack argues, courts will dictate the future of GM, organic and conventional crops.

He fears that the Bush act could impinge on his comedy, he said, and dictate the future of his career.

Coyne's official declaration draws up the battle lines for a contest that could also dictate the future of Labour.

The "unprecedented opportunity" for agencies and advertisers is that they "will dictate" the future of the online media, Mr. Baker said, "not Wall Street or the companies".

Both polls come as the government is considering a white paper on charter renewal which will dictate the future of the BBC.

Such patents, which cover everything from app icons to address books, could very well dictate the future of the rapidly growing smartphone market.

At this point, it would take extraordinary powers to ensure that law and evidence — rather than politics and finance — dictate the future course of justice in Cambodia.

And we can't allow our 11,000 employees that we have to dictate the future of over 700,000 people here in this city".