Sentence examples for largely dictate from inspiring English sources

Like many Cypriots, Mr. Lazarides is angry that Europe's richer countries, particularly Germany, largely dictate policy.

In it, focus groups and marketing largely dictate how vehicles will appear.

They want to avoid repeating the early days of digital, when there was only one major legitimate platform, iTunes, which could largely dictate the terms of licensing deals.

Officials from the Big 12, the SEC and the Big East are all anxiously awaiting the Tigers' decision, as it will largely dictate the futures of their leagues.

Which Michalak turns up this time will largely dictate the outcome for the only side to reach three World Cup finals – 1987, 1999 and 2011 – without winning one.

The CCGs' impending two-year and then five-year plans will largely dictate the direction of travel, unless he rips them up.

The move was largely dictated by finances.

Its terms were largely dictated by the government.

Topography and climate largely dictated the course of the Oregon Trail.

Since then, Governor Bush has largely dictated the issues.

In times past, the public image of primates was largely dictated by prevailing religious beliefs.