Sentence examples for terms were dictated from inspiring English sources

In his youth those terms were dictated by the academy.

"These terms were dictated by President Castro," Mr. Rivero's wife, Blanca Reyes, said after hearing his sentence on Monday.

These terms were dictated by Merkel, who feared that not involving the IMF or making loans available cheaply could expose her to a challenge in Germany's constitutional court.

Terms were dictated in ways that probably made publishers believe that there wouldn't be much attrition from core subscription products, but little of that matters when consumer perceptions aren't managed.

Those terms were dictated by Marvel, whose sloppy past contractual arrangements were at least partly responsible for the protracted litigation.

A senior Russian general has revived fears of a new Cold War by threatening Poland with a possible nuclear strike, as the President of Georgia bowed to the inevitable and signed a ceasefire the terms of which were dictated by Moscow.

He added that the terms of the offer were dictated by Treasury officials, who told G.M. it could not give bondholders more than a 10percentt stake in the new company.

As a result the terms of the peace were dictated by France, Britain and the United States, during the 1919 Paris Peace Conference.

"As a politician, I saw at first hand how often policies were dictated by short-term considerations such as elections or partisan pressure.

The terms would be dictated by the Allies.

But long-term rates are dictated by a free market of traders, and these traders know that Fed tightening is good for keeping inflation, hence bond rates, down.