They have to be dictated by principles.

Reforms cannot be dictated by power or money.

The choice is largely dictated by the clinical situation.

All others had to adapt to the policy dictated by the US.

As dictated by Nobel's will, the award is administered by the Norwegian Nobel Committee and awarded by a committee of five people elected by the Parliament of Norway.

For the US today, containment of Iran is dictated by several geopolitical considerations.

I will not be dictated to by some idiot in the personnel department.

As a result the terms of the peace were dictated by France, Britain and the United States, during the 1919 Paris Peace Conference.

Importantly, these projects were neither dictated by the donor nor chosen by the recipient, but decided in collaboration.

The market price of Treasuries eventually will fall to levels dictated by US economic fundamentals.

26. The administrative arrangements for a court will be dictated by its structure, location and workload.

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

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.

The following day it could allow its decisions on Chechnya to be dictated by Russian President Vladimir Putin s advisers.

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

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

This first generation of Moroccan feminists was guided by a key insight the interactions of men and women were not dictated by religion, but by social practices that had often used religion as a means of reinforcement.

A largely non existent European policy toward the region has been dictated by the absentee monopolists of policy in Washington.

The selection of an institution to host a subregional centre may be restricted to existing centres (model 2) or may be opened to all candidate institutions as dictated by model 3.

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

To ensure that its economy s performance is no longer dictated by the availability of foreign aid, Pakistan must undertake some fundamental restructuring.

What have people been spending all that extra money on? Is it all dictated by advertisers and salesmen who are inventing needs?

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

The second issue concerns the unbalanced intellectual property provisions (TRIPs) of the Uruguay Round of trade talks, dictated by America's pharmaceutical and entertainment industries.

In Belarus, the death penalty was abolished for 15 out of 29 offences and can now only be imposed when it is dictated by special aggravating circumstances as well as an exceptional danger posed by the offender (see E CN.4 2003 106, annex II, para.

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.

Just as a reintegration of Kosovo into Serbia or a territorial division of Kosovo can be excluded, so can a union of Kosovo with another country, or a solution dictated unilaterally by one of the parties.

Sometimes, an article will be against its policy and usually this policy is unstable and dictated by the papers' relationships with the authorities or the government.

Thanks to Hazare, the idea has gained ground that laws can be dictated from the street.

Importantly, these projects were neither dictated by the donor nor chosen by the recipient, but decided in collaboration. The recipient, moreover, had to put up matching ( counterpart ) funds for each and every project.

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.

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.

By its blatant rebellion against German dictated austerity, and by making Greek withdrawal from the euro a credible possibility, Syriza is bringing closer than ever the euro s chaotic collapse in Europe s periphery, if not beyond.

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.

6 A serious message, to Mr Party, if you want to secure women's votes and women joining your party, you must recognize and give much care to her rights, which are dictated by God Himself, and her rights as a Libyan citizen.

And they say These are fables of antiquity he has invented , which are dictated to him morning and evening .

And they say , Tales of the ancients he wrote them down they are dictated to him morning and evening .

They say , He has taken down myths of the ancients , and they are dictated to him morning and evening .

And they say These are fables of antiquity he has invented , which are dictated to him morning and evening .

And they say , Tales of the ancients he wrote them down they are dictated to him morning and evening .

They say , He has taken down myths of the ancients , and they are dictated to him morning and evening .

Migrants remittance behavior is essentially dictated by the regulatory environment and the quality in terms of speed, cost, security, and accessibility of products and services offered by banks, money transfer companies, micro finance institutions, and informal operators.

Similar urban planning methods have dictated the use of various areas for particular purposes in many cities from ancient times.

Now the Philippines is faced with a strategic Hobson s choice accept the new Chinese dictated reality or risk an open war.