The other 90 percent is dictated by our lifestyle.

A lovely one, dictated by you.

They have to be dictated by principles.

Every state gets 2 senators and the House of Representatives is dictated by population

Reforms cannot be dictated by power or money.

Was this choice dictated by the Bretton Woods institutions?

The range of issues covered is extremely wide, dictated by the agendas and the course of the intergovernmental process.

Mission fuel reserves are now at acceptable levels as dictated by reasonable prudence.

As you see, mine is a very practical offer, not dictated by passions or ideals or beliefs that I don't share.

Furthermore, young people observe that the amount of time they can dedicate to leisure time activities is largely dictated by economic circumstances.

Destruction or seizure of enemy property, except where such actions are dictated by military necessity

The record dictated on the audio tape is then transcribed by the court clerks and, at that point again, objections can be made by the defence.

They should be dictated by a new vision for Africa and a coordinated plan of action.

(6) The arbitrary and large scale destruction or appropriation of property, not dictated by military necessity

Europe has moved beyond an order dictated by the logic of power and a system marred by animosity and strife.

The latter may have a different approach to the issue, dictated by a local and political environment.

It didn't matter who did the choosing, if the task was dictated by another, their performance suffered.

De Vita says he has nothing against them as long as they're built as dictated by law.

This is the first letter I've ever dictated... so kindly overlook its correct spelling and perfect punctuation.

Under those circumstances, FSRP could not approve a position dictated by the interests of the social groups in question.

Something called the Danish Twin Study established that only about 10 percent of how long the average person lives, within certain biological limits, is dictated by our genes.

The particular urgency of stepping up effective international non proliferation efforts is dictated by the threat that weapons of mass destruction may fall into the hands of terrorists.

Well, I've... dictated an explanation if you want to use it.

And the nature of a given cell driving its underlying biochemistry is dictated by which of these 25,000 genes are turned on and at what level they're turned on.

During the mandate period visits of the Monitoring Group to neighbouring States were primarily dictated by the nature of the investigations.

And I suppose, in your empty cabin, there would have been a farewell note, dictated to and typed by Miss McCardle?

I dislike people behaving like characters in some melodrama, with no regard for the serious consequences of a gesture dictated by impulse or by unforgivable thoughtlessness.

Proposals to introduce the changes dictated by the decree would have to be tabled in the State Duma of the Federal Assembly.

If a country needs to address the poverty issues, it is important that the country be free to set its own development priorities and not be dictated by International Financial Institutions.

A further requirement, and one dictated by good governance , is that the government should consult with, promote the participation of, accept criticism from and establish an ongoing relationship with civil society groups.

The sales performance continues to be dictated by the adverse budgetary situations faced by academic libraries in North America, which constitute the primary market for United Nations publications.

They say, It is just fables of the ancients, which he has had written down. They are dictated to him morning and evening.

They say, It is just fables of the ancients, which he has had written down. They are dictated to him morning and evening.

Moreover, if women studied sharia law and the Koran, they could decide for themselves what those texts dictated and would not be misled by others.

I maintain that each of us should do his own job and do it honestly and thoroughly, as dictated by the situation and national interests.

We selected our own path and already today we see how the mentality of our people is changing, for whom the choice of the market, dictated not only by living conditions but also by one apos s own possibilities, is becoming natural and organic.

Such management decisions dictated that by catch mortality was counted directly as removal annually, and long term harvest rates were developed to account for the by catch mortality in setting yields.

45. Small satellite projects were often carried out in close international cooperation that was dictated by the need to share some technology and sometimes even the launchers.

There is, in addition, a minimum (economic) scale dictated by the fixed costs of modern establishment and operation some such outlays, those for state of the art equipment and provisions for its maintenance, are generally not inconsiderable.

35. Even though the need to hold a split session in 1998 had been dictated by extraneous circumstances, his delegation was nonetheless convinced that it would be fruitful.

In this sense, China s government is facing an important test. If it fails to take advantage of the opportunity provided by the cost shock and economic slowdown to implement the necessary structural reforms, China s potential growth rate, as dictated by TFP, will never rebound fully.

They have also said, It, (the Quran), is only ancient legends, which were written down while they were dictated to him in the mornings and the evenings .

They have also said, It, (the Quran), is only ancient legends, which were written down while they were dictated to him in the mornings and the evenings .

On 30 January, Iraqis sent a loud and clear message that they will not be intimidated and that their future will not be dictated by terrorists and supporters of tyranny.

This was our conscious choice, dictated in the first place by the fact that the people of Kazakhstan have first hand experience of the terrible consequences of atomic weapons tests.