dictate

I have to say that the prose in this book often reads as if it were written, or maybe dictated, in a great hurry.

I dictated the lyrics of WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN and YESTERDAY ONCE MORE once again this afternoon.

Oh! do not attack me with your watch. A watch is always too fast or too slow. I cannot be dictated to by a watch.

As you might expect, the approach Evans takes onto the pitch is dictated by his central defensive partner.

Every action, every word, was dictated to a great extent by his desire to make a good impression.

Chemical composition of glass is often dictated by the economics of available raw materials.

This cinematic film deserves to be seen on the big screen, and forces us to enter a world where the pace of life is dictated by an old ox.

Unfortunately, their interpretation of what this means is rather different and dictated by the singular nature of their national debates.

Here, the pace of the city is dictated by the boat traffic on the canal. Soon your heartbeat slows and you settle to a new rhythm.

One such example was the rise of reengineering, a form of organizational change dictated by management strategy, of the early and mid-1990s.

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

However, the one to be selected is usually dictated by the type of building foundation, i. e. , basement, crawl space, or slab-on-grade.

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.

I dictated the lyrics of ANY MAN OF MINE and AS LONG AS I LOVE YOU once again this afternoon.

Scientists used to think a child's family environment largely dictated his emotional development as an adult.

He said finishing the mission in Afghanistan must be done in a united way, not dictated by each member's domestic financial situation.

As to being dictated to by you, or any Jack, Jem, or Jonathan on earth, I shall not suffer it for a moment.

The activities did not queue randomly but were dictated by the discipline of the precedence diagram.

Rather was it a complicated structure of traditions, ritual and folkways that dictated to men their behaviors.

To carry out any other reasonable duties and responsibilities as assigned or as dictated by unexpected Business levels.

But the markets have not been reassured, because Germany dictated the terms of the rescue and made them somewhat punitive.

implying justice dictated by reason, conscience, and a natural sense of what is fair to all.

He dictated a book of injunctions and expositions, the Koran, which he declared was communicated to him from God.

The demand side of any marketplace is dictated by the tastes and incomes of the users of final products.

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

When the locale code page changes, the behavior of the locale-dependent set of functions changes to that dictated by the chosen code page.

A judge in Nanjing ruled him guilty, because "common sense" dictated that only the guilty party would have gone to the trouble to help her.

The rules dictated when and where Scott Adams, the chief engineer of the Dilbert comic empire, was allowed to speak.

Over the next few weeks Spelke and colleagues tested Diane and John's higher-level awareness of the dictated lists.

The situation he said has been dictated by market dynamics where vendors take advantage of water shortages to exploit consumers.

taken down in writing especially from notes or dictated or recorded information.

And I dictated the lyric of YESTERDAY ONCE MORE once this afternoon.

Remember, we are talking about a time when society dictated that most women could only aspire to be mothers or housewives.

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

Already in that day scientific thought dictated that there must be a natural cause and explanation for everything.

To undertake any other duties as dictated by the Hotel's Management.

Immobilized and understandably in an elegiac mood, he dictated his book "Ill Fares the Land" (Penguin) to assistants.

As with any monopsony -- one buyer, many sellers -- the sellers are going to have their prices dictated by the buyer.

On his return to California, in February 1983, he dictated the first of the pieces contained in this volume into a new Sony tape-recorder.

The capacitor can be fixed or varied by switching discrete capacitor segments in and out AS dictated by system conditions.

Indeed, the very shape and nature of working lives are being dictated by technology.

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

Nevertheless, the company feels constrained to trade on the terms dictated by Ford, and to conceal the costs and inconvenience of doing so.

The Old Master appeared to have dictated a message to Perino, just before his death.

I dictated the lyrics of BIG BIG WORLD and CANDLE IN THE WIND once again this afternoon.

The existence of biological correlates of intelligence does not necessarily mean that intelligence is dictated by genes.

Those photons are said to be circularly polarized, and their precise path is dictated by the molecule that sets them spinning.

Similarly, when the multibyte code page changes, the behavior of the multibyte functions changes to that dictated by the chosen code page.

The primary approach may be to take an existing solution and extend it in useful ways, as dictated by the business need.

An apparatus for generating a pulse at a particular time dictated by an input.

Politics has dictated that humans stay out of the Zone, and that let nature take over.

The implementation of the supported behaviors and interactions by a mashup application is dictated by its underlying architecture.

None of the desires dictated by vanity is more general, or less blamable , than that of being distinguished for the arts of conversation.

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

He awaited the examination with a calm unflinching intelligence, which dictated the clearest and most pertinent answers.

Is dictated by the ESB run time technologies used for those services.

Total Annihilation's weekly released units were great in some respects, but they were dictated by the calendar, not the game experience.

After all, Mr Putin's choice of Mr Medvedev as president in 2008 was dictated precisely by his lack of competitive edge.

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

These characteristics are dictated by the long polymer chain molecular structure of the materials.

Responds to requests to undertake any reasonable tasks secondary duties to changes as dictated by the Hotel, industry company.

The reason they are called "structured" is because their structure is dictated by an agreed schema.

This means that the size of profit taken equals the size of a stop dictated by the setup.

King at the height of his military success in the Thirty Years' War, had dictated her measurements and armament.

A variable number of arguments to be converted to text as dictated by the format string.

Respond to the changes in departmental functions as dictated by the industry or the company.

Engaged scholarship implies that the degree of researcher intervention is dictated by the nature of the research problem or question.

The updates should only be as "real time" as dictated by the subject-matter expert -- not necessarily when technically feasible.

A: Policy should be informed by evidence, not dictated by it: values and beliefs are an essential part of the decision-making process.

When that philosophy dictated a very strict interpretation of rules and procedures, I adhered to it.

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.

We really changed the rules of the game. . . When you bought a phone the carrier dictated what you had on the phone.

I waited until I had dictated my handwritten text, and revised the typewritten version, and had the feeling that now it was finished.

It was memorized by Muhammad , who then dictated it to his Companions.

The position of the vertical staircase dictated by the hall's presence defines the layout type featuring an open horizontal corridor.

We now take a brief look how Portfolio Manager can leverage the processes of risk and resource management dictated by the COBIT.

According to this theory, our behavior is dictated by the shape of certain parts of our brains.

By astonishing powers of concentration he composed in his mind and then dictated.

The police dictated where the large, noisy crowd should stand during the parade.

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

Brand-conscious Russians, it seems, are happy to have their taste dictated by design gurus in Stockholm and London.

The English teacher started that class with dictation . We dictated quite a few words and expressions.

You will never again find yourself explaining to your client why the letter you dictated three days ago has not been mailed yet.

The location of the instability zones is dictated by the combustor geometry and the steady-state combustion characteristics.

The president has dictated some letters to his secretary.

The health of the U. S. economy has largely dictated trading since early August.

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

The reflecting power of the earth is primarily dictated by the proportion of cloud and snow cover .

He dictated the story of his life to a slave, who, it is said, started laughing so hard that he was taken out and soundly whipped.

The country that won the war dictated the terms of peace to the conquered country.

Instead, they decided to create a social media strategy that was boring and dictated by legalities.

For it is here that I, Thoth the scribe, write many ofthe storylines as dictated to me by the souls.

Then I dictated to her in my office some letters of instructions to my district managers.

The sensitivity of taking powers away from the states, which currently regulate the industry, dictated that indirect route.

The Turtle risk management dictated their stops, their additions to positions, and their equalization of risk across their portfolios.

in their utopian fantasy , out would go quarterly reports loaded with complex historical figures and rules - dictated footnotes.

I dictated a message of thanks to each for their hard work, but asked for my name to be left off the card.

Flexible deliverable - the content of the deliverable is dictated by the environment.

Having survived a decade under conditions dictated by Putin, it is not clear whether Prokhorov will weather the current political turmoil.

Although Italy and Spain are not in eurozone rescue programmes, terms of policy are increasingly being dictated to them.

The signature of the Destroy operation is dictated by the WS-Resource Lifetime specification.

Most client-server development environments dictated your hardware and software environments.

Some are dictated by corporate goals, other are dictated by the types of games we make and by the type of information we seek.

I could have privately dictated how my son should use his gift cash, without the givers' knowledge.

Discipline yourself to go over draft copies of dictated correspondence and to remove unnecessary word clutter.

I dictated the lyric of AS LONG AS YOU LOVE ME once this evening.

Afterwards he dictated a few letters to her.

If you chose Open View Definition, the Query and View Designer panes open as dictated by the options selected in the Options dialog box.

For the financialization of America wasn't dictated by the invisible hand of the market.

The letters were originally dictated to a secretary, who typed them and sent mimeographed copies to each school.

Yet individual visitors may create itineraries no more conventional than those dictated by tour groups.

Market-dictated reorientation of funds from agriculture to industry and service sectors has triggered a gigantic rural crisis.

Eurocontrol also said any additional flight bans would depend on volcanic ash risks dictated by the volcano's behavior.

Because health, overseas aid, big chunks of education and defence were shielded, the cuts elsewhere were much deeper than logic dictated.

Yet individual visitors may create it itineraries no more conventional than those dictated by tour groups.

Unlike the Supreme Court, its independence is not dictated by the Constitution.

No maximum recoat interval for adhesion , but dictated by gradual breakdown and damage during exposure and fabrication .

But aggressiveness of your initial plan and strategy can be largely dictated by the budget and technology constraints of your organization.

The approach is partly dictated by the inadequacy of China's monetary policy tools and by its reluctance to raise interest rates.

To have Rick Adelman's decisions dictated by the clock instead of the game won't work.

The surgeon dictated to his upset patient that he couldn't halt the daily injection before his severe wound healed.

However, Malaysia's foreign policy towards Singapore has frequently been dictated by changes in domestic politics.

A pause in a line of verse dictated by sense or natural speech rhythm rather than by metrics.

The overall refresh rate of frequency analysis is dictated by the output of the sndpeek program.

The anonymous market cannot be dictated to or defeated in debate.

Indeed, royal tradition dictated that its harvest keep his mummy, servants, wives, and descendants in style for eternity.

Sometimes these are dictated by the respective legal structure, as in the case of "local content" laws or mandatory local veto power.

The social calendar is dictated by political seasons and its shifting climates.

During my time with the band, we followed a routine dictated by union rules: forty minutes on the bandstand and twenty minutes off.

The car is the Nissan GT-R, a vehicle whose lines and shape were dictated almost exclusively by the drive for optimal aerodynamics.

furthermore, Russia's Stanislavsky system strictly dictated the stage performance then.

Again, these choices are arbitrary, dictated by the needs of the application.

God is not to be dictated to the way the mind wants.

The companies that lose out may well be lower-cost producers, since such agreements are dictated more by politics than by economics.

In turn, the wildlife distribution is dictated by the type and extent of the vegetation.

remember that when I was in my teens, I used to refuse to obey many of the "do ' s" and " don'ts " my parents dictated to me.

The victorious country dictated the terms of peace to the defeated country .

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

But analysts say that today's increase is smaller than would have been dictated by global markets because of inflationary fears.

Is dictated by the services themselves and the business context around those services.

The Northeast China Command had dictated that soy beans could only be exported by the Central Trust, a government monopoly, or the army.

Fashion rules are largely dictated by what English gentleman and nobility did generations or even centuries ago.

weather was treacherous, but circumstances dictated a high tide and a short time span.

'In the last century, work dictated that we ate at specific times.

Then I dictated the lyric of the song ALL OUT OF LOVE once.

I really saw the link between my own actions and how that dictated the way I treated my son and those around me.

Monkman. There's even a book dictated to Barbara Bush by Millie, the president's dog.

Others were purely commercial centers, where trade and local markets dictated the patterns of daily life.

Though naked and bruised, survival dictated I act quickly, and mounting El Diablo, my stallion, I gave the rebel yell!

Because of this, Solar Transmission Measurements are generally dictated by the visible and near infrared region.

Sceptics have also questioned his ability to wrest power from the mandarins who have dictated Japan's postwar economic policy.

Accurate change management could be dictated from any new standards you are implementing.

The rules didn't apply to us, but respect dictated that we later bought bread, fruit and water and ate discreetly in our room.

I dictated the lyric of WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN once this morning.

And now I'm going to time it, and my timing uncertainty is of course dictated by my reaction time.

If you can only have one, which will you take? Our priorities, in life, are largely dictated by our circumstances.

The king of Greece was reluctant to accept a new Government whose composition was in effect dictated by the mutineers.

But this means they cannot always adhere to the strict codes of practice dictated in UN headquarters.

"Apparently our little Army considered that the 'or' left them authorized to kill or capture according to taste, " Twain dictated.

At the other extreme, we have the packaging business whose price is largely dictated by mass.

You have a distinct role of making everyone feel like they are more of a stakeholder in a project, rather than someone being dictated to.

This requirement was dictated more by usability than performance reasons.

The clumsy arrangement was dictated by necessity but neither made any attempt to change it.

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

A physician testifying on causation issues will be asked to opine in the form dictated by the legal rule.

dictated for an hour before leaving for the day.

I dictated the lyrics of COLORS OF THE WIND and DANCE WITH MY FATHER once again this afternoon.

They also often recognised more than two-thirds of the dictated words.

Message processing times are dictated by service level agreements.

The asymmetry between broadcaster and audience that was dictated by the structure of pre-digital technologies has changed radically.

The brief dictated that Spore had no specific target age-group.

both these desires are dictated by the impulse to self preservation.

But his task has been complicated by politically dictated changes to the consumer-price index, which puts inflation at about 7%.

The order is dictated by container and MUST be correct.

She reviewed the rest part of lesson 91 this afternoon and she dictated them this evening.

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

It is simply dictated by limited supply of such talents: There are not sufficient "trilingual" professionals out there.

In the Listing 1 example, bindings were implicit, with process flow dictated by XProc's natural defaulting mechanisms.

He dictated a lengthy memoir and had his name signed on every page. He passed away afterwards.

The roles of the team members are based on their interests and knowledge, rather than being dictated by management.

Something dictated by invariable physical laws.

And it has dictated tough new energy standards for lighting and gas mileage for cars.

He held up play when he needed to, and ran at defenders when the situation dictated it.

Carriage-return behavior, new line generation, indenting, and so on are all dictated by the respective language formatter.

Nothing, for the wealthy countries dictated the rules of the game which became a license to misbehave.

"People often follow a different way of thinking than the one dictated by classical logic, " says Aerts.

But when this same letter must be dictated to some third person, it will in almost every case be far less vivid, far less intimate.

As long as there is worldwide discussion about the ideal margin in breast-saving surgery a specific norm cannot not be dictated.

In most primitive societies, their form is dictated by tradition, and they are thought to have supernatural power.

Others were moving beds away from windows, as dictated by feng-shui.

She taught me five Olympian math problems and dictated the rest content in lesson 87 this evening.

My daughter still taught me five Olympian math problems and dictated the sentences about the two former pictures in lesson 88.

Above is our official stance as dictated by our legal team. Hope this can rectify the issue.

This restriction is dictated by the method of address binding .

The lighting changed, I could replace shade by dark and light by l^riglu and it dictated another kind of composition. . .

And she dictated all the content in lesson 92 tonight. It really cost us some time.

No exclusions beyond those dictated by your application type.

The Trade Bureau dictated the import and export of major goods and raw materials.

Q. Did you really embark on this as a tourist, or as a journalist, or because the book proposal dictated it?

Fund managers are independent souls who don't like being dictated to by head office.

The perplexed man could write flawlessly when dictated a message.

This goes back as far as Confucian times, when society was rigidly stratified, and when social class dictated a person's role in society.

It's all dictated by the level of background noise in their listening environment.

And she dictated those words before we went out for dinner.

The victorious nation dictated the conditions of peace.

Of course, I dictated the lyric of this song, too.

He dictated letters to his clerk.

Usually we end up doing work dictated by our life situation and economic needs.

Voters may be more resistant if harsh measures are seen as being dictated by foreigners, whether from the EU or the IMF.

The president of the company dictated a letter to his secretary.

He dictated this cri de coeur about the need for social democracy to an amanuensis.

He dictated a memo to his secretary.

As a result over 10, 000 letters in his own hand have survived, quite apart from dictated letters.

The President dictated to them how everything would be done.

He refused to be dictated to.

The conqueror dictated terms to the surrender.

Separate your desires from goals dictated by others.

In production code, you would change this as dictated by your program requirements.

And the color standard is dictated by the background.

It is dictated by highly centralized planned economic system.

These considerations have always dictated the investment strategy of the Exchange Fund and our behaviour in its management.

In the past each communication model dictated a specific programming model.

I dictated the lyric of RHYTHM OF THE RAIN and SAILING once this afternoon.

The shape is dictated by the method of construction.

A team is a group with a clear goal that is agreed upon by all members or dictated by management.

Custom at Duquesne University dictated that if a professor was ten minutes late, class was canceled.

And she reviewed and dictated the eight conversations in lesson 96 this evening.

I also dictated the lyric of DREAM ABOUT YOU once this afternoon.

After having lunch, I dictated the lyric of EVERYDAY I LOVE YOU .

He has also vowed to take on the mandarins in Tokyo who have dictated postwar economic policy.

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

After doing her summer homework, she dictated the rest in lesson 77.

Scored the penalty, dictated the play, and one through ball to Perrotta was pure genius.

As Arts and Crafts dictated, everything was done by hand.

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

then he dictated an appendix to the testament .

Life itself dictated the order of Russian meals.

I dictated the lyric of SEALED WITH A KISS once this morning.

At last, we dictated the rest eight conversations in lesson 78.

Output matches (or nonmatches) as dictated by the join type.

She dictated the rest content of lesson 79 this afternoon.

I dictated my order over the phone.

I dictated the lyrics DON'T YOU FORGET ABOUT ME and DREAM ABOUT YOU after having lunch this noon.

And she dictated half of the content in lesson 89 this evening.

She dictated those new words this evening.

User foxtrot cannot change that password until after one week , as dictated by the minage=1.

Tudsbury rushed to the Raffles and dictated this hot story to Pamela.

I don't feel that industry should be dictated to by the government.

Because the days when your development was dictated by foreign capitals must come to an end.

Nevertheless the world you exist in is dictated by rules.