Sentence examples for long dictated from inspiring English sources

The carriers have long dictated product cycles and phone features.

Chinese propaganda authorities have long dictated news coverage of foreign diplomats and visiting dignitaries, tuning reports to meet government purposes.

Circling and circling, circling and circling, with a circumference never any greater or less than our inaction has long dictated.

Mr. Iijima is also busy tweaking the bureaucracy, which has long dictated to politicians and prime ministers, although its power is fading fast.

AT Playland in Rye, tradition long dictated summer concerts filled with harmonious greasers and their snappy backup singers, those bands affectionately known as "oldies".

For all the friendly bearhugs between President Jacques Chirac of France and Chancellor Gerhard Schroder of Germany, the equation that long dictated French-German friendship has changed.

We need to reverse that mentality, which for so long has dictated how public administration in Europe deals with enterprise.

On the long journeys dictated by his father's various postings, he regaled his younger brother with his fantasy tales.

For too long Marshall dictated the Tigers' style, and the result was an overreliance on a player rarely able to shoulder such a burden.

He worked long hours dictated by breaking news and the demands of running a bureau, and he respected my industriousness and drive.

The politics of New York's deeply entrenched rent-control laws have long been dictated by one simple fact: the political power of two and a half million New Yorkers who enjoy the laws' protection.