Sentence examples for politically dictated from inspiring English sources

The OfS will clearly have its hands full with politically dictated regulation.

The M.T.A. has long been burdened by convoluted and overlapping operating charters, work rules and politically dictated mandates.

But his task has been complicated by politically dictated changes to the consumer-price index, which puts inflation at about 7%.

"This is politically motivated and the sentence is politically dictated," Mr. Ibrahim told The Associated Press on a mobile phone as the police escorted him from the courtroom.

"This is politically motivated, and the sentence is politically dictated," Saad Eddin Ibrahim told The Associated Press on his cellular phone as he was being led out of the court by a dozen or so armed guards.

Providers are unwilling to lay out the capital for that last proverbial mile because of a 1996 telecommunications law which mandates that Bell-operated companies must provide "open access" to their pipeline to competitors at politically dictated prices.

In a jeremiad against political correctness redolent of his future employer, Miller writes that "politically correct dictates are anathema to American values".

It rather looks as if Thursday's whetting of appetites is designed to make that politically-dictated timetable seem credible.

"But it's not considered politically correct to dictate what other people should eat or wear, especially after 9/11.

They haven't tried to dictate politically correct processes that allies and supporters must accept.

"The history of healthcare reform in the US has dictated that it is politically untenable," said Richard Boxer, a Los Angeles urologist who studies insurance reform.