Sentence examples for dictating to from inspiring English sources

"But I don't like the bosses dictating to the world.

Officials used to dictating to citizens are working out how to respond to public pressure.

It continually irritated cabinet colleagues, who resented Treasury officials dictating to them.

"For a while, the designer was dictating to the consumer," he said.

A last scene has him dictating, to Gregory, the itinerary of the king's royal progress.

They accused the networks of dictating to station owners whom their stations can be sold to.

"The special interests were virtually dictating to them to stay away from their areas".

Dictating to people - or unleashing an expletive-filled tirade - is not the way to get engagement.

But medical journals often work with doctors who are older and used to dictating to secretaries.

Pound warned Blair against "dictating to the pope through the media".

Equally, it is not about one sector taking over or dictating to another.