Sentence examples for of dictates from inspiring English sources

Boss use cases eliminate options, choices and ambiguity in favor of dictates, decrees and directives to be obeyed.

"My concern is human instinct that sort of dictates the adrenaline rush, anxiety and panic," said Councilwoman Yvette D. Clarke, Democrat of Brooklyn.

But it kind of dictates what you can do – you don't get into its machinery in the same way you do on a PC.

What Dante's saying is those kind of dictates, those kinds of propositions can easily be turned around and they are being turned around in the practice, the historical practice.

Of course music is a big factor for the band when it comes to influences and Ellen explains: Everything around you kind of dictates what your music is about and what it sounds like.

Doyle McManus, Washington bureau chief for The Los Angeles Times, said that even if the Defense Department was pledging to be more cooperative, commanders on the battle lines tended to do as they saw fit when situations got intense, regardless of dictates from the Pentagon.

A key individual capable of dictating play.

It's become bossy and too fond of dictating my agenda every weekend.

"I try to explain that there's more than one way of dictating points," Murray said.

Appearance has a way of dictating character, especially in the movies.

Little improved, however, and United desperately lacked a midfielder capable of dictating play from deep.