Sentence examples similar to he dictates that from inspiring English sources

When Bose founded the company, he dictated that there would be no mandatory retirement age, and at 75 he remains active in management and research.

The string of departures from the campaign was prompted by questions about lobbying activities by aides and advisers to Mr. McCain and a new policy, which he dictated, that active lobbyists not be allowed to hold paying jobs in the campaign.

"The question is, is that panic caused by McCain's campaign — or lack thereof in some respects — or is it the climate?" The string of departures from the campaign was prompted by questions about lobbying activities by aides and advisers to Mr. McCain and a new policy, which he dictated, that active lobbyists not be allowed to hold paying jobs in the campaign.

"He dictated that whole letter.

Coke's first case of note there was Peacham's Case, in which he dictated that the writing of a sermon by Thomas Peacham which advocated the death of the king – a sermon which was never preached or published – could not constitute treason.

The permit he receives dictates that he must travel with the recipient, who turns out to be (something I knew from the film's explicit trailer) a pregnant black girl, Kee (Clare-Hope Ashitey).

"Whatever the work is evoking in people, I don't dictate that," he told me, "so I don't know how to account for it".

"I can't dictate that," he said.

Those were our most productive meetings". The impression outsiders have about Lucchino is that he dictates to general managers.

Common sense would dictate that".

But you guys will dictate that".