"This is another failure by the top human rights body which shamefully accepts the membership of Saudi Arabia, one of the most brutal and cruel repressive states in the world, and allows it to dictate resolutions".
When he was alive, he could always settle the inevitable disputes by dictating a resolution.
The court said the Congressional resolution dictated that result.
The conference, run tight as a poker game by a few G.O.P. leaders and White House budgeteers, will dictate a resolution of the differences.
The temperature and molecule specific spectral profiles of the radiating gases, as well as atmospheric absorption, dictates high-resolution modeling of system radiation.
The tip of the cantilever largely dictates the resolution and "sphere of influence" of the mechanical interrogation.
Those policies, of course, can also affect the funding and other resources available for research or quality improvement, and can dictate the resolution of some points of uncertainty as to methods.
On a recent day Doyle was dictating a complicated resolution to go before the county Board of Supervisors, a document filled with arcane legalese and descriptions of property boundaries.
A resident who made several costly renovations to his Greenridge Drive home without acquiring the necessary building and safety permits was denied a last-ditch effort to keep his home office Monday night, when the La Cañada Flintridge City Council adopted a resolution dictating the return of the home to its pre-existing condition.
The resolution dictates that Republican candidates' adherence to the principles be determined through their public statements, voting records or signed questionnaires.
The extraordinary setting of this case has obscured the ordinary principle that dictates its proper resolution: Federal courts defer to state high courts' interpretations of their state's own law.
