My brother dictate!

I'll dictate it.

I'm going to dictate for your signature

We seek neither to dictate nor to coerce.

A passport. I'll dictate it right now. Harry, get busy.

Warden, I can't let convicts dictate terms to the state.

I think we must let the facts dictate future decisions.

And it's not just what I dictate that it writes down. Period.

It cannot dictate nor impose either agenda items or contents or timetables.

By my dictate that you stand here dribbling virtue out of your mouth.

My delegation feels that preventive diplomacy must dictate the actions of the international community.

Generally speaking, the President should organize the work of the Council, not dictate its substance.

Financial problems dictate, however, the success or failure in the implementation of some of these activities.

Some of those rules undoubtedly dictate relations between States, thus becoming a part of international law.

It shall be our custom to leave such scenes where taste, decorum and the censor dictate.

The principles outlined above dictate that primary prevention must be tailored to specific drug types in specific contexts.

Our limited investment resources unambiguously dictate that production should be high tech and economic management systematic and targeted.

32. In situations of conflict, the state of emergency tends to dictate the response of the international community.

Since Sub Commission members are independent experts, it would be inappropriate to dictate how they should make their interventions.

The Ministry of Education, Culture and Science cannot and will not dictate the content and structure of such teaching.

It trusts that the system now in place will be refined on the basis of experiences as needs dictate.

Most governments followed the dictate of the authoritarian leaders to stay away from these different groups, because they were terrorists.

Aware of the imperatives of the age, which dictate the necessity of developing and intensifying cooperation between the two States,

The real objective of the United States is to use its monopoly on nuclear weapons to dominate and dictate to others.

Solomon Islands regrets the manner in which the Assembly has dealt with the issue, allowing certain countries to dictate the agenda.

Yet, good sense would dictate that all States should be conscious of the security benefits to be gained from strengthening the regime.

Resource constraints in the absence of a military component often dictate the employment of local security guards, either individually or through a company.

The principles of rights based programming and pro poor approaches dictate that the urban poor should not be left out of national WASH programmes.

While the resolution purports to promote human rights in Myanmar, its real aim was to dictate the domestic political process of a sovereign Member State.

This new methodology recognizes that different meeting bodies may operate on different dynamics and that these factors to a considerable extent dictate their specific documentation needs.

Following the current trajectory, the international economic system will continue to remain unjust, punishing the poor for being unable to influence, much less dictate, their destinies.

4. However, it must also be recognized that differences between individual organizations with respect to mandates, operational environment and business practices dictate different approaches to outsourcing.

Everybody who is my dad's age, male in the community, is my father by default my uncles, all of them and they dictate what my future is.

We need to avoid situations where a few countries, by virtue of their privileged positions, their wealth or their military might, dictate the agenda for everybody else.

The Committee recommends approval of the resources requested for the expanded role of UNPOS, but is aware that savings may be achieved as events dictate possible movements.

These legal advisers are deployed with forces overseas when the nature of the operation, the nature of the forces and the anticipated roles and tasks so dictate.

If I sign, it'll be an open invitation for the inmates of every prison in this state to grab a few guards and dictate their own terms.

No constant memoranda dictate content. Party officials don't hover over each step of the process, and virtually no cutting of completed products is carried out on Party orders.

Similar motives dictate reserve accumulation in other emerging markets. Finally, oil exporters such as Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates seek to set aside wealth during the boom years.

80. While the world was faced with capitalist disorder, Washington increasingly used its military and economic power to dictate to nations less powerful than itself in every part of the world.

If I come up and I dictate to the band that I want to play like this and I want the music to go this way, and I just jump right in ...

It often happens in the course of programme implementation that priorities may dictate reallocation of resources within the section, including reallocation of unspent balances of funds under the individual projects within a budget section.

It took three days to dictate it into the general s Dictaphone. I handed the finished project to McNamara, who thanked me, but said nothing further about the matter, either then or at any time thereafter.

America s national interests thus dictate a change of policy. But there is also another powerful rationale for doing so treating fairly those who are poorer and less powerful is the morally right thing to do.

Yanis Varoufakis, Greece s new finance minister, is a professor of mathematical economics who specializes in game theory. But his negotiating technique unpredictable oscillations between aggressiveness and weakness is the opposite of what game theory would dictate.