Sentence examples for has never dictated from inspiring English sources

The medium has never dictated the message quite so blatantly.

"We have never dictated to anyone what the taxes should be".

Executive Director Quenton Dokken responded to ProPublica saying that the oil industry has "never tried to dictate the direction of the Foundation or change the mission of the Foundation".

Nor should the U.S. look back fondly on the imaginary time when it was a hegemon; as Robert Kagan and Joseph Nye, among others, have persuasively documented, it has never been able to dictate the course of international affairs, even when much of Europe and Asia lay in ruins after the Second World War.

Since its days as a mere colony, North Carolina has never had a law dictating which bathrooms are for whom.

Indeed, aside from his longtime involvement with his experimental and often political theatre company Rain Dog (which originated as a way for Carlyle and his friends to 'unlearn' RSAMD's dictates), Carlyle has never been one to cosy up to other actors.

Schmitt concedes that a name can help grab attention, but the degree to which the name alone dictates a product's success has never been precisely determined.

Dictating voice notes into your watch has never been so much fun.

LAW #6: Tone dictates outcome In this information age, it has never been easier to find a matrimonial lawyer.

Frazer – who was recently filmed telling loyalist protesters that "we will not be dictated to by gunmen, mass murderers and paedophiles" – has contested several elections, has never been elected, and in most cases lost his deposit.

It did, with Prohibition — the urge to dictate the private actions of citizens is a character trait that has never left the American gene pool.