Sentence examples for who dictates from inspiring English sources
This was the brainchild of Mr Thaksin, who dictates most of his sister's policies from afar.
Every Friday, the paper publishes a column by Gasol, who dictates it to Schell.
Most synagogues have no chief executive officer who dictates all decisions, and the congregation needs to vote.
The characters were not written by some guy in an ivory tower who dictates what we should be watching.
Shortly before taking office last year, he blamed the crisis on "Asian-style democracy in which governments are built around a powerful leader who dictates economic policy".
The police said Mr. Azor told them it was Mr. Levy who dictated the plan.
And boys are hardly the only ones who dictate the terms.
The assistant, Natalya Vasilyeva, said the judge had been monitored by senior judicial officials who dictated his major rulings.
Instead it was the Wallabies, through a much-improved performance from scrumhalf Will Genia, who dictated things.
These numbers reflect who dictated play, stayed ahead in the point and forced his will onto his opponent.
