Sentences with phrase «dictate more»

A tufted ottoman may dictate a more ornate or extravagant decor while a rich, dark leather ottoman may suggest a more modest, rustic look.

Arguing that this should dictate a more lenient standard for affidavits is tantamount to arguing that the Crown shouldn't have to follow the Rules as closely as other parties in Charter challenges.

The weapons, maps and fragility of players dictate a more considered pace broken up by moments of frantic madness as you decide to charge down a trench as fast as possible in order to catch the enemy unaware, racking up kills before somebody faster and more accurate puts an end to you.

I also wish that the device had a way to perma - hold the microphone button on the keyboard (I didn't stumble across it, if one exists) so that I can dictate more than just a quick sentence here and there.

«The performance targets for URGE, in keeping with an affordable, $ 20,000 production price target, dictate a more realistic approach to the parts list than say our 350Z or GT - R Proto,» said Campbell.

Yes, I did have a red spirit gauge via the LS... but does said Affinity / boost dictate more breaks / cuts?

Though the film sometimes feels overly crafted, and perhaps Vigas allows style to dictate more than it should, there is no denying the lead performances.

The combination of different materials also offers more directional control — inflatable legs dictate more precisely where the robot jumps.

Henderson started to dictate more, spraying passes to Ibe on the right from deep and making penetrative forward runs, facilitated by Can holding at the base of midfield behind.

The «One Out One In'transfer policy, if it exists, should dictate more signings following Fletcher's move to Middlesbrough and the imminent departure of Feghouli.

I'll watch live because I'm addicted to Arsenal but I can't sit back and watch this stubborn fool dictate us any more.

Reason would dictate more meaning is better than less meaning otherwise a frog and man have the same meaning.

«The assessments by Standard & Poor's appear dictated more by newspaper articles than reality and appear to be tainted by political considerations,» he fumed.

After dictating some more notes and using his office phone to make a dental appointment for his daughter, Apstein walks the short distance to a neighboring hospital, Brigham & Women's.

In the short - term, the equity market is dictated more by sentiment, rather than the prevailing fundamentals.

the messages of many current popular religious leaders are dictated more by their attempt to be «receptor oriented» than by their critique of the Zeitgeist.

In a football world where money dictates more and more, Porto are a breath of fresh air, living within their means and punching well above their weight year after year in Europe.

Yet, the access and use the internet is dictated more by policies of school governing bodies than the law.

We could have trotted off to Wales, but the need to take all four cars to both the Millbrook Proving Ground and the Bedford Autodrome dictated a more practical course of action.

Should Takeda take the reigns of CEO, speculation dictates a more conservative approach would be taken to the leadership.

«Clearly, the economy has dictated a more frugal approach to resource utilization, but data growth and frequency of matters involving ESI have not subsided leaving organizations no choice but to leverage technology to cut costs.

Those laws and regulations «will be dictated more by lobbying and protecting the larger players on either side in each state,» he told the E-Commerce Times.

«The decline in most office markets has been dictated more by a lack of demand than by oversupply, which was the principal source of trouble in the 1990's real estate downturn,» says Geraldine Keegan, director at Fitch Ratings.

Not exact matches

The Rule of Two does not dictate that you always have to answer twice, just that you never answer more than twice.

As we turn more and more tasks over to computers, algorithms are dictating what we see with unprecedented frequency.

The former advantage of the sales person was due to the fact that by possessing the information, he had more power to dictate the conversation and sway the customer based on his beliefs.

It's dictated by how much information we need to process — more information spells more time, which is why our younger years, when we're processing lots and lots of new stuff, seem to pass so slowly.

More than anything else, the device itself dictates what the experience becomes.»

For a successful international merchant, an otherwise successful Prime Day could end up costing them thousands in unanticipated fees — $ 1 million in business revenue could equate to $ 40,000 or more in cross-border fees — a significant amount when working with the razor - thin margins that online sales dictate.

For a long time, non-profits sat back and let the business community dictate the terms of its philanthropy, which often amounts to no more than a sly PR campaign.

«My favorite was the idea of «span of accountability» — what an employee is responsible for — versus «span of control» — what the employee can dictate based on their job... When an employee has more accountability than control, this is considered an «entrepreneurial gap,»» she explains, adding you generally want to (thoughtfully) create one that encourages employees to reach beyond their «span of control.»

While of course income helps, in reality, the main determinant of wealth (or erosion of) is dictated by your spending habits, and many people fall into the habit of spending more as they earn more.

Although the FDA can't dictate prices or reject therapies over pricing concerns (they can only focus on safety and efficacy), the agency can encourage more competition through moves like this (as well as speedier approval pathways) which could spur drug makers to produce products that ultimately lower costs for patients — a goal cited by FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb in announcing the list.

In other words, lesser the yo - yo of passion dictated by circumstances, the more positive self - esteem.

And lastly, by choosing not to bite off more than you can chew, you'll stay agile and able to bob and weave as the industry (and your results) dictate you should.

Instead of calling for repression, we should stop punishing children and adults for failing to obey the unhealthy dictates of masculinity — men need less repression, not more.

The market dictates your fate as a business leader more than any other factor.

Though Bersani and Monti have said all parties must work together, anti-Europe, anti-euro and anti-austerity parties headed by Berlusconi and Grillo have received 50 percent of the public vote, sending a clear signal to politicians that there is no mood for more austerity dictated by Brussels.

I need the capital to lease an office space, purchase more equipment for growth, hire an employee to free me up to increase customers, and to add employees as the workload dictates.

«Average sales per store appears destined for lower levels than that experienced in Canada, perhaps dictated by a more competitive environment in the U.S.,» David Hartley, an analyst with Credit Suisse, said in a note April 24.

«While there is nothing wrong with having more stocks in a portfolio, that decision should be a result of your planning process, not dictated primarily by the markets,» says Dowd.

I'm sure that you, just like me, know people who border on superhuman and seem to be able to spin that many plates at a time while feeding a baby and dictating the next literary blockbuster, but most people have a hard enough time doing two things well, let alone three or more.

Such challenges are hardly trivial, but the climate change - inspired policy dictates looming on the horizon carry more profound ramifications for oil prices than any mere cyclical downturn.

Bitcoin, as dictated in the code, can not handle any more than around 3 transactions per second at the moment.

However, as more and more searchers let implicit data, like their IP address, dictate their location, it's increasingly important for websites to be prepared to better geographically target their users.

Owners feel they own more of the place than their condo dictates.

Oil prices and the US Yields to dictate the pace this week While geopolitical tensions remain bubbling under the surface, rising oil prices and higher US yields suggest investors are likely to deal with increased volatility as a broad range of political,... Read more

Those wouldn't necessarily have to match exactly as significant bank capital could provide some flexibility, but avoiding bankruptcy, which becomes a much more real concern, would dictate a considerably more circumspect loan approach.

One more thing CA... I contribute every day to your country... Whenever I shop at Subway or WalMart or Target... some of that money goes directly back to your country... so suck it up and learn to stay on topic... this isn't about who lives where, this about some religitard dictating basic human rights!!!

Today we have science dictating our Lives when it is the tool of the devil and leads to more Sin, than ancient torture methods ever did.