dictate|dictates in English

noun

[dic·tate || dɪk'teɪt]

ruling principle; command, decree

Use "dictate|dictates" in a sentence

1. No one shall dictate to me.

2. He always follows the dictates of common sense.

3. Entropy dictates crystals won' t retain energy patterns

4. 10 Funds dictate what we can do.

5. Something could coalesce from the dictates of battlefield skirmishes.

6. 1 No one shall dictate to me.

7. “Curative doesn’t dictate medical policy,” he added

8. Politics dictates that governments must intervene energetically to help.

9. Gradualism dictates the Chinese approach to most policy measures.

10. During Paul’s captivity, soldiers heard him dictate letters

11. etiquette dictates that men cannot sit while women are standing.

12. How fast do you dictate to your secretary?

13. They are in no position to dictate terms .

14. 3 He cannot write but he can dictate.

15. These dictate one part is communicated by hypophysis.

16. 3 Islamic custom dictates that women should be fully covered.

17. You should check each item off as she dictates the list.

18. 2 How fast do you dictate to your secretary?

19. 4 They are in no position to dictate terms .

20. I'll try not to dictate your personal behavior, Corporal.

21. The victorious nations were able to dictate peace terms.

22. They dictate how much money our time is actually worth.

23. 9 The victorious nations were able to dictate peace terms.

24. 8 Circumstances dictate that I should leave this town forever.

25. And allow a lone terrorist to dictate U.S. foreign policy?