You're sure I'm not boring you?

Present day realities and needs demand this of us.

You telling me what to do?

So called real politics dictates otherwise.

The powerful State to the North cannot dictate formulas to the Cuban people.

Globalization compels us to seek these reforms.

It dictates most of the gravitational forces in our solar system.

Different demands are being dictated by the times and different challenges are now facing the community of nations.

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

It is our responsibility to give meaning to change and to guide trends in accordance with the greater interests of the world community.

No constant memoranda dictate content.

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

These unchanging principles dictate the two main lines of the policy which my country hopes to implement on the international stage.

Similar motives dictate reserve accumulation in other emerging markets.

It tells us what we can do and what we can't do.

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

Simply put, it is their responsibility to be true leaders.

Countries trade, first and foremost, because it is in their interest to do so.

Indeed, the situation in the rural areas might indicate the pattern and intensity of migration.

We believe that it is these injustices that dictate that mankind s great gift for creativity should be offset by an equally strong capacity for destruction.

China s national interest does not require it to prop up the Burmese junta forever.

My delegation feels that preventive diplomacy must dictate the actions of the international community.

Most ethical principles would suggest that, if one is distributing what amounts to money around the world, one should give more (per capita) to the poor.

After all, few had the training and confidence to question the orthodoxy, and those who did were considered misguided cranks. Multilateral institutions, empowered by their control over funding, dictated policy from the economic scriptures.

They are also the rationale for such initiatives as the joint purchase of pharmaceuticals and the exchange of electric power.

linear combination of the column vectors of A, where the matrix X dictates what the weights on each of the columns are.

How long will it be before you get tired of this like you got tired of that acting group last year?

The DPJ threatened to change comfortable old arrangements, whereby the US could more or less tell the Japanese what to do.

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

Zambia believes rather that there is every ground to predicate the indefinite extension of the NPT on progress in the field of nuclear disarmament.

To integrate the country into a strategic partnership is therefore in the West s interest.

The changing world environment dictates the need for the revitalization and restructuring of the various organs of the United Nations.

And that means very soon drones will tell humans what to look at, not the other way around.

Common sense dictates that monitoring the weapons complex on its own may not give sufficient confidence in achieving the verification goal.

Environmental imperatives and most important, the prospect of global climate change dictate that the full potential of bio fuels must be realized.

The adverse climatic conditions of Botswana dictate our need to recognize this important international initiative.

So, I'll leave you there in this video... I've left you just saying, okay, so the closeness to the sun to the sun does not dictate what season we are in, it's just saying, what is the reason, what we'll see in the next video, the reason is the tilt of the axis of the earth, the rotational axis of the earth.

But for the Timorese, I believe we must recognize that the greater interests of global politics and of the big Powers dictate our future.

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

Hopefully, the leaders of the world recognize that it is in their own enlightened self interest to come to the rescue of the developing world.

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

These legal advisers are deployed with forces overseas when the nature of the operation, the nature of the forces and the anticipated roles and tasks so dictate.

Everybody who is my dad's age, male in the community, is my father by default my uncles, all of them and they dictate what my future is.

Algeria, which subscribes completely to this view and endorses this approach, is now at a juncture that makes it an obligation of the State to give priority to human rights, to protection of the fundamental right to life and to personal security.

By seeking assurances on a routine basis, in the absence of exceptional circumstances, Canada would be dictating to the requesting State, in this case the United States, how it should punish its criminal law offenders.