"My concern is human instinct that sort of dictates the adrenaline rush, anxiety and panic," said Councilwoman Yvette D. Clarke, Democrat of Brooklyn.
He recalls being told earlier in his career that "you play very defensively, you don't hit the ball particularly hard all the time, and whatnot, and you lose matches by letting guys sort of dictate the points".
"I think in the past when I played against him, I felt like I had a chance to sort of dictate the rallies early on, because he used to play topspin quite high over the net and the ball was bouncing up a bit," Murray said.
"He's obsessed that he's going to get me out of the way, and our Republican majority, and he thinks that vindicates him if he becomes the only man left standing, the only game in town, truly in a position to sort of dictate and bully from his pulpit, which is very powerful.
And for one episode in the back of a police car on eight double tequilas to sort of dictate all the work, life's work and beliefs and everything else that I have and maintain for my life is really unfair". .
I have to work as many or more hours, but I sort of get to dictate which [ones] they are".
Contrary to what the article asks, we cannot any longer allow straight people who have any sort of power to dictate our worth as queer people according to various arbitrary, caveated rules: if they seek the lord, if they don't make trouble, if they love in the right way, if they are straight-acting.
SIRISUK: Someone kind of dictating.
Such a blinkered version of feminism is the sort that dictates what equality should look like – it's extremist.
Surprisingly, some of the poachers in areas other than Moin have agreed to a treaty of sorts, which dictates that whoever is first to a nesting turtle the conservationists or poachers has the rights to their nest.
