Sentence examples for their dictates from inspiring English sources

The San Francisco 49ers' general manager, Bill Walsh, said Thursday that the National Football League indicated there is no reason to explore this situation and we certainly accept their dictates.

Apparently alluding to the United States and Britain, a top official said, "They are creating unrest in the country by agitating a handful of disruptive and subversionist groups who will follow their dictates".

Here priority and prudence coincide in their dictates as to what one should do.

The will then is naturally inclined to assent to their dictates, but is not compelled to do so.

Does he have the courage to face the reality of these economic necessities and follow their dictates, or will he stand by his dogmas and throw the country into the next crash?

There is some dispute over what kind of reasons they must be, but for our purposes we can just follow Joseph Raz, who holds that genuine authorities give "protected reasons" by their dictates, where a protected reason to φ is a reason to φ and a reason to disregard some reasons against φ-ing.

They didn't give into convention and let their circumstances dictate their outcomes.

It is a sad truth that a baby born today will have their future dictated by their race, not their abilities or efforts".

Perhaps the form of their project dictates its content.

"Their policy dictates that they step down the priest and launch an investigation," Ms. Vercellotti said.

They surmise that Pakistan's rural set-up ensures that the masses can only support the party their landowner dictates.