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In an adjoining room he summoned one of his secretaries, Frau Gertrude Junge, and began to dictate his last will and testament.

One day I shall have so much power that no-one will dictate my destiny and the dark arts will help me.

But he also repeated that it is not up to the United States or any other foreign power to "dictate" who will govern Egypt.

'I was just trying to help him, ' she says. 'I never tried to dictate what he should wear.

The Chinese government can just make a call to banks and dictate how much they will lend and at what interest rate.

How much influence this buys the Americans is debatable: they tread a fine line between giving advice and appearing to dictate.

Top White House officials insist that the president has no desire to dictate spending targets to other nations.

The age of any further cases will dictate the target age groups for the two subsequent NIDs.

From my own experience, I can tell you that it's much easier to dictate a direction in a traditional command-and-control environment.

Thus for the first time Beijing will dictate how much lending banks can do.

Of course your inventory space will dictate how much you keep and how much you sell, especially early in the life of your character.

The United States will not be able to dictate the pace and scope of this change. Only the people of the region can do that.

Insurers will see the heaviest regulations, with new rules that dictate how much they can reap in profit and whom they must cover.

The few can no longer dictate the course of mankind, and the path is opening up for the final stages of duality, as you know it.

You are not telling your daughter not to share a bed with her boyfriend in her own home, just as you wouldn't dictate how she should vote.

Authorities can dictate how much the banks lend but are less able to control speculative inflows.

He would often dictate the text from memory for his Chinese scribes to put down in Chinese characters.

It does not seem to belong to you to dictate to your workmates .

The Pleiadians assured me that they would not dictate the book to me and that I would have to pull it together through my own process.

It is a piece of cake for her to recite it or dictate it.

For every boy struggling not to let advertising dictate his desires, there is a girl facing the ad industry's attacks on her self-esteem.

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

It does not seem to belong to you to dictate to your comrades.

If I had the dictatorial power in a dictatorship, I would dictate that she be kept in detention for appearing too pretentious.

Regulators would be given the legal authority to dictate the terms of a recapitalisation, subject to an agreed framework.

Regulators would be given the legal authority to dictate the terms of a recapitalization, subject to an agreed framework.

Another implementation of a game loop is to let it run as fast as possible, and let the FPS dictate the game speed.

You do not have the right to impose cruel physical punishment, even if your beliefs dictate it must be so.

Being a partnership is such a "remarkable privilege" that the firm is "happy to have its structure dictate strategy. "

The additional people still muse that I panicked him, in the near future how take dictate of brocade wear Wei?

Ordinarily, the Jedi Council would not allow such an outside influence to dictate their appointments, but the Jedi had a plan.

A reservation is a recorded promise or guarantee of a table in a restaurant, House policy dictate whether or not reservations will be taken.

The company does not provide transportation between the employee's home and their place of work unless operational requirements so dictate.

The next step is to configure the CNF attributes for our plug-in, which will dictate the default behavior of our navigator.

In simple terms, China is China, and it will change when it's ready to, not when outsiders try to dictate terms.

OData is designed to be modular and grow as you need more features. We don't want to dictate exactly everything a service needs to do.

The government then uses a quota system to dictate how much money they can invest.

Naturally, logic would dictate that, were Mary a real person, she would not be buried in more than one place.

S. economy. But White House spokesman Robert Gibbs says the president will not dictate specific spending targets.

Distribution: the length of the distribution channel and the overall marketing strategy dictate different targets for advertising messages.

If you're trying to dictate, you may be in Voice Command mode.

On the top is an integrated button for VoiceOver, which enables you to dictate the playlist or artist you want to listen to.

it is not to be called amiability , it is her duty ; a slave does not dictate to a master .

When they were little, all three would dictate thank-your that I would include with drawings they'd made of their presents.

The FCC isn't too pleased that Google and Verizon are trying to dictate policy, however.

Change speech recognition engines to dictate in another language or to use a third-party engine.

The union leaders are trying to dictate their demands to the employer.

Never allow your anger in a moment to dictate the direction of your dialogue.

While reading, do not dictate to your author. Try to Become him. Be his Fellow - worker and accomplice.

With this workout, use landmarks to dictate the length of your faster and slower segments.

Determine your asset allocation and stick with it until your time horizon or other factors dictate a shift.

"Duty" , "honor" , "country" ---those three hallowed words reverently dictate what you want to be, what you can be, what you will be.

This value does not dictate the number of threads running at all times, simply the maximum number of possible threads.

Post season result will dictate some major change in long term plans. So lets hope its going to be a mighty fine one.

Good programming principles dictate that we conceal the representation of a data item and declare only the possible manipulations.

Your job in making an incentive program is not to dictate your employees means of reaching these goals.

Alternatively, they may dictate whether someone is likely to seek out stimulating experiences to help their brain grow and develop.

I'm not going to dictate what your choice should be, instead I gave you some reasons why Web services can be a good choice.

This ancient cognitive capacity even seems to dictate the way we humans understand written numbers.

SAS 70 is not a stamp of approval, in that it does not dictate a minimum set of standards that an organization must meet.

Roosevelt by the end of May was privately boasting that he had prevented his own renomination and could dictate the naming of Taft.

Sometimes the team is handed a dictate by an over-eager manager that the team will adopt or follow some well-known process.

As parents, we must be careful not to let our own dreams, wishes and expectations dictate how we treat our children.

"I can't dictate what other people say - that's not my business, " he said.

The United States and other democracies cannot dictate the outcome but must invest maximum effort and creativity to help shape it.

Pub etiquette does not dictate the actual words to be used in this exchange and you may hear sane inventive and idiosyncratic variations.

Earnings will likely continue to dictate trading over the next few weeks as hundreds of companies release results.

Second, becoming exceptionally good allows you to dictate the terms of sustaining your life.

Yet the German government rejects the idea that an outside body should dictate policy to a country that shares Germany's money.

When working with these four pieces, you can dictate that when a specific event occurs, an attribute of a particular object must change.

The form of the information available for a system will often dictate which method should be used.

These latter two properties dictate how the combustion flows through the system.

Senate Democratic leaders shrugged off the dictate as an insignificant gimmick and claimed victory.

As the largest creditor, Germany could dictate the terms of assistance, which were punitive and pushed debtor countries towards insolvency.

Once the German BCs got reorganized, their superior speed and relative lack of damage meant that they could dictate the tempo of the fight.

Well-designed process interfaces must dictate only a minimal amount of requirements for the lower-level processes.

Manners dictate that places be reserved for the host country's athletes, in case they do not qualify for the games on their own merits.

Gaia, even though we are a part of her, will always dictate the terms of peace.

Dragon core processor chooses MIPS to dictate main reason of the system is to stem from market consideration.

Still, with circumstances shifting, ensure that what you organise can be rearranged when events dictate.

The first study of the colossal squid's metabolic system shows that the squid's energy demands likely dictate a slow, aimless existence.

It seems unlikely that the Afghan government will grow strong enough to dictate terms to the Taliban.

Allowing one customer to dictate my hours was the worst mistake I ever made as when that contract was over I had nothing to fall back on.

They remain adamant about letting the land dictate the lay of the course and deliberately avoid moving earth except where necessary.

however, circumstances always will exist in which prudent clinical judgment may dictate the necessity for an episiotomy.

As the largest creditor, Germany could dictate punitive terms of assistance, which pushed debtors towards insolvency.

The specification does not dictate the ordinal value an identifier will have, but it does dictate that the order will be preserved.

Obviously, the requirements of your application will dictate acceptable performance.

Personal experiences and emotion continue to dictate whether or not parents choose physical punishment.

Do not dictate to me to do that.

They would have to go cap in hand to America for help, and Washington could dictate its own terms.

Will the parents of the future be able to use IVF and genetic technologies to dictate exactly what they want in a baby?

Our values and our interests dictate that the protection of the most vulnerable is a critical component of our foreign policy.

Well, I am not really a great fan of this preacher, but who can dictate how God is going to bring someone into his kingdom?

Guide and advise rather than direct and dictate how the child's money should be used.

You handed over all of your power and strength to it, allowing it to dictate your being and the way you handle life.

As you've developed into one of the key players, do you feel more pressure to control games and dictate play?

The semantics of the message arrows in the diagram do, however, dictate that the message may be sent only if the condition is valid.

"Why should the authorities be allowed to dictate what my husband wears? " one woman told La Stampa newspaper.

A goals-oriented execution environment where business-level service agreements dictate the execution priority of the business logic.

The company made apparent on Friday, though, that its weaknesses will dictate its future for now.

The actual site and its environment, together with the market focus, should dictate the layout of the course and its features.

Ideally, much like with SOA, open standards will evolve that dictate how the services are discovered, consumed, managed, and governed.

It is easier to let the ads dictate the format than develop a format that elevates news above dogfood .

What do people want? If people could just dictate the kind of country they had, what would it be?

Physical laws dictate that, to move through the shed, the shuttle must be accelerated and decelerated.

The direction is up to each of us and the first steps we take each day will dictate which path we ultimately follow.

India should dictate terms to maintain the territorial integrity and get the businesses out if they do not follow our laws.

The Bootstrapper does not dictate which installer technology the application must use (Windows Installer or ClickOnce).

In many cases, your page design will actually dictate the decisions you make for your Tapestry components.

In many instances , the selection of a specific material may dictate what processing must be used .

Note that this is an example; you or your security policy might dictate additional parameters than are being used here.

Such a system might dictate that some people starve from lack of income.

Because the laws of physics dictate that energy must be conserved, the rest of the star shot away from the black hole at enormous speed.

I spent some time in writing an essay. So there is not enough time left for me to dictate the lyric of this song.

Lawmakers appear keener on bilateral trade agreements, in which America can dictate terms more easily, than on multilateral compromises.

The offline Web application specification does not dictate that you use this DOCTYPE; however, it is recommended that you do.

Iterators make it easier to dictate how a foreach loop will iterate over a collection's contents.

RTL models dictate the logic behavior of microprocessors, but they are too slow, and baring too much details to be flexible enough.

But, as I mentioned, the coaches work to elicit play skills, not to dictate playground behavior or act as referees.

A playmaker is someone who generally looks to receive the ball and dictate play.

The ART. INI file is used to dictate how the game's graphics are to be drawn on the user's screen.

You see the header configuration, composed of key-value pairs that dictate the configuration of the individual request.

But at the time, Polish leaders recognised that political and military pragmatism had to dictate the response of Britain and America.

But it is the strategies that have been set up to invest AIG's assets that dictate what is on offer to clients.

The ability to isolate my subject and showoff the special features of the location usually dictate the best location to shoot from.

The laws of probability dictate that you will fail a Will save before I run out of Suggestion spells.

The values of our society dictate an American commitment to a democratic evolution.

"Why should the authorities be allowed to dictate what my husband wears? " one woman said.

Emergency conditions may therefore dictate at least the initial use of trench latrines.

Do not dictate to your author; try to become him.

In cases where you are able to dictate what to populate for the header, this might not be an issue.

For the able-bodied, it could allow workers to dictate documents silently to computers simply by thinking about what they want to say.

They dictate and you live your lives BODIES ON BODIES A stagnant state, a stench of hell BODIES ON BODIES A place of death - for you!

Exit from the country's territory by workers specially in dictate of state secrets shall be approved by the organ that approved their date.

Prudent investing practices dictate that we seek out quality companies with strong balance sheets , solid earnings and positive cash flows .

The cause of the congestive heart failure will dictate the treatment protocol established.

Water temperature can dictate how aggressive the fish might be and what they'll hit.

We have forgotten to let the bible dictate our messages.

He has said on several occasions that his health would dictate when he would finally quit.

The GridCell attributes dictate how the object should be displayed and where it is positioned within the panel.

Her skills were in such demand that she could dictate her own salary.

Standards for integration may dictate that the equipment selected be compatible with the centralized database.

Higher confidence in the prediction that you will lose a customer might dictate a more aggressive response.

However, we also realize that many prefer (and their schedules dictate) a more traditional "over-time" approach.

Many classmates feel that it's a boring thing to dictate everyday, but I don't think so.

Sometimes a new set of circumstances can dictate a temporary change in career strategy.

Today we are a team made to attack, to dictate the rhythm of the match, but when we don't manage to do that we do suffer.

In general, try to use lower QoS values unless requirements dictate the need for more stringent insurance of delivery.

We find impressive instances in nature: fish swim and birds flock in intricate patterns that no one fish or bird could imagine or dictate.

Emergency conditions may dictate at least the initial use of trench latrines.

Mr Schneller says the pace of progress on infrastructure must dictate the energy mix, not the other way around.

The U. S. government can no longer dictate to global capital.

But no one nation can meet the challenges of the 21st century on its own, nor dictate its terms to the world.

Business requirements dictate how current information must be .

Miebach uses reed, which can be difficult to work with, but its internal tension helps to dictate the shape of the finished basket.

It is not to operate the home appliance directly but to dictate the center computer to operate the home appliance.

How willing you are to brave holiday crowds and fight over what could become hotly desired goodies may have to dictate your next move.

Although water requirements often determine site selection, sanitation requirements can dictate the site layout.

Unless you dictate otherwise, Access enforces these rules each time that you add, edit, or delete data in the database.

Just like any game, the players play by a set of mies and these rules dictate how play is done.

Perhaps budget limitations, for instance, dictate that accounting is not involved in the design initially.

As supply becomes concentrated in Russian hands, the Kremlin will find itself in a position to dictate oil and gas prices.

Wine labeling applications often dictate applying labels at different stages of manufacturing and distribution.

Working unit, can divide with granularity for the smallest dictate to onefold CPU, arrive greatly function or systematic task.

Psychologist Dr Colin Gill says: By the age seven children have formed the characters that will dictate what jobs they go for.

Selecting the right platform for the application server will dictate the tools available to work with.

America, it said, would "seek to ensure that no foreign power can dictate the terms of regional or global security. "

Under the direction of the other members of the eurozone, the EMF would dictate fiscal policy to the sinner.

Moreover, fairness and economic efficiency dictate that infrastructure should generally be paid for by users, not general tax revenue.

Your appearance will dictate your customer's impression of your self and your company.

He found that platform with Twitter, and proceeded to dictate his own narrative in 140 character hits.

Stop allowing society to dictate to you how to run your life, how to think.

Choosing the COBIT framework to dictate business processes that can be automated by Portfolio Manager requires planning ahead of time.

After decades of aborted attempts at an autobiography, Twain had decided by early 1904 to dictate his recollections to a stenographer.

Complex processes and process flows that dictate the order in which things must be done to achieve the desired business outcome.

The civil law cannot take the place of conscience or dictate norms concerning matters outside its competence.

This does not, however, mean that Release Engineering should dictate anything to anyone.

The prime minister says members of the single currency should not dictate policy to the whole Union.

Geography and history dictate that the challenge is territorial as well as economic.

That means Britain and France will continue to dictate the terms of European military engagement.

If others can read the text, she tries to recite it. If the other students can write the material, try to dictate it.

The public interest would dictate that the banks should resume lending on attractive terms.

Computed tomography scans are generally not appropriate unless other signs or symptoms dictate further evaluation. B.

As you dictate, the blue box appears on the screen while the computer is processing your voice.

Component pitches and aperture density also can dictate the appropriate manufacturing technology to select.

rather than two separate fairways, which rarely work, adding a key interior bunker can often dictate the need to make a choice from the tee.

Most obvious among them is the army, which has long tried to dictate policy from behind the scenes.

To that end I pray that I may never meddle, interfere, dictate, give advice that is not wanted, or assist when my services are not needed.

He would dictate in the mornings, while in bed after breakfast, undisturbed.

The organiser reserves the right to change programme information or schedule should unavoidable circumstances dictate.

Good manners dictate that you ask the people for permission before listing their names on your data sheet.

I'm Tyler Durden, and I dictate the rules, and I say, put the knife down.

Roles are associated with the identity and the roles dictate if the implementation is authorized to invoke other components.

Reckless intransigence was not enough for Republicans to dictate fiscal policy; they also needed a majority in the House of Representatives.

These properties dictate the location where the data should be written in the file system.

Senator Reid said "We should not let these extremists dictate the outcome of this debate or the direction of this country. "

Underlying assumptions about gender and power relations dictate the way in which new resources are allocated.

Market conditions dictate whether the price should be high or low.

How relations between big powers develop will dictate the direction in which the international system will head.

This positioning allows the processes that dictate how and when genes are read to operate efficiently on multiple genes at once.

The types of clients that your server accommodates dictate the performance benefit of splitting these files.

If circumstances dictate in December the president always has the freedom to adjust his decisions.

My dear sir, it is not for me to dictate to you.

The business requirements dictate that certain database tables should only be accessible by employees and not by customers.

Protocols can be enabled or disabled as network requirements dictate.

They give police the power to detain, search, arrest citizens, and lawfully use physical force when situations dictate.

NEW YORK (AP) -- Without any major economic reports to dictate trading, stocks took a pause from their big September rally on Monday.

But then he ceased to dictate and gave her a strange look.

That is trivial looks penurious of looking at be pressed by his under dictate woman.

Horses naturally learn to recognize connections between signals or events which dictate how they should respond.

Apart from very short notes, it was usual to dictate everything into the speak write which was of course impossible for his present purpose.

Three forces will dictate China's rise, Mr Subramanian argues: demography, convergence and "gravity" .

Each certificate has an EnhancedKeyUsage attribute set on it to dictate the specific usage for the certificate.

Sometimes, an organization's structure will also dictate how you insert applications into components.

At the end of the day, a broad range of factors related to each company's specific situation will dictate those needs.

So China's latest five-year plan, the economic blueprint that will dictate future demand, will be nothing short of market-moving.

Your hunting style also will dictate the kind and type of clothing you should wear.

Cardinal Strauss does not dictate Vatican protocols.

The material has already gone to this, difficult don't convert her water of year if still need to dictate ahead hard top bow to overlord to?

can transfer knowledge from teacher to students' words enable the orator to sway his audience and dictate its decisions.

The physical properties of mass storage devices dictate that these files be stored and retrieved in multiple byte units.

Progress is evaluated frequently and the commitments adjusted as risk and requirements priority dictate.

Company & financial law dictate the legal framework & funding of organisations.

Misguided efforts to popup declining industries or dictate lending decisions would add to the damage.

He if ride again on oneself don't come down, she doesn't challenge to promise that her a short while doesn't dictate ahead.

Becoming exceptional affords you the opportunity in many cases to dictate the terms of all the other things associated to work.

Economic concerns commonly dictate voters' choices in American elections.

In all other respects, the WTO does not dictate to governments to adopt or drop certain policies.

A leader should not dictate to his followers.

Your personal finances may dictate that you have to accept something less than your dream job.

America, emboldened by its latest victory, can dictate to Israel as it could not before.

In many Instances, the selection of specific material may dictate what processIng must be used.

If the listing is accompanied by a share issue, it will be the subscription period and other formalities which dictate the timetable.

The traditional media still dictate in Bangladesh and many are losing the trust of common people for biased reporting.

So we all agreed that she should dictate what she reviewed tomorrow morning.

Even if Dugan's brain is abnormal, he testified, the brain does not dictate behavior.

The processor state and operating mode dictate which registers are available to the programmer.

Our city's adaptability during the transitional period will dictate the economy.

The FDA's dictate on antiepileptics will test the new authority Congress gave it in the 2007 Food and Drug Administration Amendments Act.

Businessmen often dictate their letters to a secretary.

Misguided efforts to prop up declining industries or dictate lending decisions would add to the damage.

These limits dictate how we configure each of the memory pools in the database shared memory set.

In other words, a story typically does not dictate how it appears on a page.

It also can dictate how deep the bass are holding, since, as a general rule, the clearer the water the deeper they will go.

There are no formal conventions that dictate who should govern in a situation where neither main party gains a clear majority.

They want to talk to people who can show a little initiative when circumstances dictate, which is most of the time.

A monopoly can choose price, or a monopoly can choose quantity and let the demand dictate the price.

There is no time for me to dictate the lyric once.

The three sacred words "duty" , "honor" and "country" reverently dictate what you should be, what you can be, and what you will be.