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Physics tends to be dictated by fad and fashion. There are the gurus who dictate the direction in which new ideas grow.

The U. S. needs to set a clear path to debt sustainability, but the timing of tightening should be dictated by the strength of the recovery.

However, the deployment of these components needs to be dictated by actual business requirements.

The reform of the international financial architecture should not be dictated by the priorities of the financial market lobbies .

Some senators said they do not want military decisions to be dictated by budgetary constraints.

So he wanted to give them a deep peace that would not be dictated by outside forces.

The Indiana Pacers may have some spending power but that might be dictated by a potential extension for forward Danny Granger.

Now a worldwide icon, she has set her heart and mind to establishing a legacy that she's determined will be dictated by artistic freedom.

But decisions cannot be dictated by people in Seattle with more dollars than sense but no responsibility and no accountability.

However, the precise tone and degree of formality will be dictated by your organizational role and your relationship to your audience.

Welcome to the post-digital world, where foreign policy won't be dictated by oil and gas needs, but by cobalt, lithium and niobium.

There are many similar cases that can be implemented within this scenario and will be dictated by the store's current sales strategy.

The choice of method may be dictated by the organization or the nature of the project.

So any falls from here will be dictated by the economic data.

If you are easily angered, then your actions will be dictated by those who anger you.

Yet, if we don't give serious thought to our goals and how we can reach them, our time, money, and emotions will be dictated by others.