Sentence examples for now dictated from inspiring English sources

Much social and economic policy is now dictated by the judiciary.

The size of a portable receiver constructed from microminiature circuits is now dictated almost entirely by the loudspeaker and the quality of reproduction required.

Styles are now dictated less by seasonal changes or what Michael Jordan wears, and more by hip-hop and other music stars.

But it was perhaps too late to teach the teen-age Gibbons twins any kind of existence other than the one now dictated by their imaginations.

Recovering from pleurisy and cursed with a weak heart, Fleming's "fast car life" was far behind him, and his letters were now dictated.

But like other artisanal foods in Italy, many commercially made pastas are now dictated by the exacting and arcane specifications of the Bologna chapter of the Accademia Italiana della Cucina, Italy's gastronomic society.

Balance sheets are now dictating events.

But urgency now dictates a personal appeal.

Caution may now dictate doing more rather than less.

That must be like the Lib Dems now dictate?

Cynicism now dictates voters' attitudes to chancellors' abuse of tax policy to fit the political cycle.