Transparency is a process we improve over decades, not something that can be dictated — but it can't hurt to have a law like this one on the books.
Thus, for the first time, the United States let it be known that our foreign policy decisions can be dictated by fear of terrorist reaction.
And we all knew what they meant when they did: it's cosy, upper class, a story of how entire lives can be dictated by parents with the right contacts and aspirations, and children with the "right" names.
According to our previous studies, it has been shown that the structural quality of the polymeric PBG patterns can be dictated by the writing amplitude, geometry, writing beam polarizations, etc.
While the distribution of β-catenin can be dictated by the availability of nuclear versus cytoplasmic binding partners [33], [34], it has also been shown that first 49 amino acids of β-catenin contain nuclear export information in a Xenopus oocyte export assay [35].
It is demonstrated that the compactness of nanoparticles based on self-assembled hydrophobically modified chitosan (HMCs) biopolymer can be dictated with tunable rapid mixing via hydrodynamic flow focusing in microfluidic channels.
Much of my travel can be dictated by growing seasons.
Yet, "faced with serious economic challenges, we are slipping back into the September 10th mentality that a solid defense can be dictated by budget choices, not strategic ones".
Having seen The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, we know that if necessary a book can be dictated with an eyelid.
Even if they did, there are not the centralised forms of command through which orders to lay down weapons can be dictated.
