As the largest creditor, Germany could dictate the terms of assistance, which were punitive and pushed debtor countries towards insolvency.

No constant memoranda dictate content.

Similar motives dictate reserve accumulation in other emerging markets.

Abe can only set the tone, not dictate outcomes.

America s national interests thus dictate a change of policy.

Two main thresholds dictate this change in coral reefs.

It took three days to dictate it into the general s Dictaphone.

The military eventually became so strong that it could dictate terms to the civilian government. The same could unfold in China, where the Communist Party is increasingly beholden to the military for retaining its monopoly on power.

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

Having a virtual monopoly on supply, Russia decided that it could dictate prices.

But Chinese firms say that few local workers have the necessary skills if they do, African governments can dictate some employment terms, including the proportion of local recruits on a project, as the Democratic Republic of Congo and Angola have done.

Davutoglu began conventionally, declaring that Turkey s geopolitical situation would always dictate the country s foreign policy.

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.

Otherwise, smaller groups of armed militants supported, or even manipulated, by external actors will dictate Syria s future.

Stereotypes dictate that girls are supposed to sashay like they are on the ramp when they walk.

But if one thinks in terms of universal norms of human rights, what right has Turkey to dictate internal development in another country? After all, nobody accepts Israel's claim to oppose as a matter of principle the establishment of a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza.

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.

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

So a Hindu perspective on the Halappanavar case would dictate saving the mother s life if the fetus were endangering it.

But what separates us from Saakashvili is that we understand that history, geography, and economics dictate close ties to Russia.

Historically, the US has exercised enormous leadership in a world committed to the proposition that no state should dictate collective decisions.

Based on a dictate premise that says, 'I'm a boss, you do what I say, without trust.' I said This can't be.

With an explicit institutional mechanism in place to dictate the division of pain, there is no need to take to the streets.

Naturally, individual cases dictate which tests and treatments are best, but an additional concern about frequent screenings is the problem of false positives.

Are they just tools, and using any of them doesn't make any difference, or do you think they dictate a special blogging style.

I m here to amplify their message and their cause but not to speak on their behalf or to dictate what they should do.

These two lists consists of some terms (three terms and two terms, respectively).

A more plausible explanation is that institutional differences in the ability to borrow dictate to some extent the disparity in savings rates across countries.

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

This question is not trivial, because the fiscal hair shirt has become the favored article of policy clothing among those who now dictate economic affairs.

The department heads and oversight committees that meet to evaluate programming seldom dictate content, but merely pass their complaints and recommendations down to programming heads.

Skeptics, however, warn that the mass media dictate the voices we hear and are less interested in reasoned debate than in catering to popular prejudices.

The rules dictate that from July 20th to September 20th 2008, only cars with license plates ending in odd numbers can drive, among other rules.

But such practices are still being applied to a lesser degree, and they can be pulled out of the arsenal whenever political or social conditions dictate.

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.

In this connection, the Advisory Committee reiterates that, in compliance with the terms of the memorandums of understanding signed with troop contributing countries, troops should be provided with hard wall accommodation after the first six months of deployment, except when the requirements for mobility of units and the operational environment genuinely dictate otherwise (see A 58 759 Add.10, para.

It is no longer dominated by the Atlantic economies, so those economies should no longer dictate who holds the top jobs at the two Bretton Woods institutions.

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.

Common terms Many terms used in karate stem from Japanese culture.

Contractual terms

If Americans want to preserve their privileged position, they must not use it to dictate to the rest of the world, but for the well being of others.

These new threats, just as under the Third Reich, show the same contempt for human life and the same aspiration to establish an exclusive dictate over the world.