Dictated

According to Andrei Savinykh, the aggressive policy of the West is dictated by the weak economic position of NATO countries.

And even many people politically sympathetic to PublicSquare will never patronize it, because most people’s consumer choices are dictated primarily by convenience and price.

As such, trading sentiment will continue to be dictated by the risk flows for the most part with key US data also one to watch later in the day.

A tip must also be made free from compulsion and should not be the subject of negotiations or dictated by employer policy.

Balakrishnan was asked if he saw any challenges getting all homes and businesses connected in the five-year time frame dictated by the federal government.

Black Americans could “communicate” maladies like “hookworm and tuberculosis,” and “self-protection” dictated wanting good care for them.

But simultaneously, I also feel that my parents never dictated any professional decisions for me.

Former US president Al Gore this “obsequious draft reads as if OPEC dictated it word for word”.

He was the master at using fear to unite communities with a fixed set of "morals" that dictated his killings.

His days are dictated by a routine of regular medication, washing and eating.

How your mood is dictated by a few multi-millionaires gathered from around the world kicking a ball for 90 minutes.

In contrast to the U.S., European financial conditions are dictated more by traditional bank lending than market-based finance.

In Estonia, that game is being dictated by two major parties occupying the opposite ends of the ideological spectrum – Reform and EKRE.

It is our city, and we need to look after it and we should not be dictated by the Minister for Inland Rail.

Newcastle Crown Court heard on top of regular violent assaults, the brute repeatedly caused damage in her home, dictated what she wore and who she saw.

Note that the number of these jewelry slots is dictated by the number of stars the piece has.

Pelinka has also set himself up for another move before the deadline, though the scope of that will be, in part, dictated by the market (so far, teams have been slow to acknowledge that they are sellers, leaving out perhaps the most enticing players).

Some elected officials relish the roles, some don’t, but either way it’s out of their hand, since the dynamic is dictated by the make-up of the board they chose to run for.

So, the rules dictated this would be No DQ and there were no ropes.

The city should be cautious about being dictated to by the opinions of others outside London, as each city is unique.