Sentence examples for dictating conditions from inspiring English sources

Britain has been the strongest advocate of leaving the sector in, on the grounds that it is a mistake to start dictating conditions and exempting areas before the negotiations even start.

The more zero grazing and smaller herds observed in Kampala compared with Gulu could probably be a result of a stronger human population pressure in the capital dictating conditions for UPU farming such as number of cows and access to grazing land [ 17, 18].

"It is for the British government to dictate conditions so the money supports the Rwandan people.

"Westminster is trying to dictate conditions so that they can decide the timing, the wording," she added.

At that meeting, Mr. Helms asserted that Congress had the right to dictate conditions for the payment of American debts to the group.

But King said he would not sign an agreement written by Lewis's lawyers because he made the original offer and wanted to dictate conditions.

He added, "Dear Jews, do not talk with us from the position of a people raised above all others, and do not dictate conditions that are impossible to fulfill".

Mr. Helms, a Republican from North Carolina and the most powerful Congressional voice in foreign policy as chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, contended that Congress had the right to dictate conditions for the payment of American debts to the organization.

Contending that Congress has the right to dictate conditions for the payment of more than $1 billion in debts, Mr. Helms warned the United Nations that Americans will "cast it aside" if the organization fails to meet their expectations.

Senator Jesse Helms went to the Security Council offering a "hand of friendship," but then went on to contend that Congress had the right to dictate conditions for the payment of American debts to the organization.

The two yielded to the government after first attempting during the early morning confrontation to "dictate conditions" to parliamentary negotiators so that the paramilitary fighters would keep their weapons, according to Tass, the Soviet press agency.