Sentences with phrase «dictate where»

The presence of these leases may dictate where future buildings are situated.

There's certainly opportunities in every neighborhood but your price range may dictate where specifically.

Even if you're still frustrated after identifying your emotions, you'll be better able to address the specific issues at hand rather than allowing your anger to dictate where your argument goes.

Residence: The parenting plan will dictate where the child will live, with which parent and for what percentage of time.

During this informative 20 - minute presentation, «Don't Give Into the Fear — Take Charge of Your Career,» you'll learn how to take control and overcome fear so that it does not dictate where your career takes you.

According to a PDF on the company's Developer Center, employers will be able to dictate where app icons sit on company iPhone home screens.

Extreme power saving mode throttles just about everything when the battery hits a certain percentage, or you can opt for Power saver and dictate where you'd like to save power.

Because now, which smart speaker a consumer owns can now dictate where a consumer shops by voice.

Those neutrinos reached forward in time to dictate where galaxies form now

In hindsight, one can see how they got there, but it could not necessarily be predicted either that it would have happened or that it will dictate where they will go from here.

A defined path across a field will only develop and hold if we limit how people access the field and we dictate where they are going.

... where one stands on the political spectrum seems to dictate where one stands on the question of whether President Obama was right to call out the Supreme Court for last week's decision in Citizens United...

This is because non-solicits don't dictate where an employee can work, just what business they can seek out.

(D) The program shall use the best available science to create tree siting guidelines which dictate where the optimum tree species are best planted in locations that achieve maximum reductions in consumer energy demand while causing the least disruption to public infrastructure, considering overhead and underground facilities.

But, also, if an artist is in enough demand, they can dictate where the art goes.

Shortly after World War I, the U.S. population became increasingly urban rather than rural, but where artists lived did not necessarily dictate where they worked.

And, unlike other games where you have to deal with AI teammates, Reach promises an unscripted, sandbox - style experience, where you dictate where and what your virtual teammates do.

After earning his trust with some food and patience, Trico will become helpful — to an extent — and will carry you around the world, as long as you dictate where to go.

It doesn't matter if I have perfect or good releases, the game seems to dictate where my pitches will go.

Sony and Microsoft are expected to make big announcements regarding their next - generation consoles in 2013 and both announcements can dictate where the companies will end up in the next five years.

They each have their own personalities, quirks, likes, and dislikes, as well as schedules which dictate where to find them at any given time.

Mixing it up are different basic mission setups that dictate where warbands will start, be it grouped around their cart or scattered around then environment, obviously forcing you to change your plans depending on the situation.

Don't let these offers dictate where you spend your money (you should still be looking for the best deals) but you should always load these offers to your cards just in case you find yourself dealing with one of these merchants.

Every mile you walk (or run, or bike) helps dictate where that pool money will go, and weekly promotions allow you to earn additional things for rescues like toys and treats.

They are not intended to «lead» their owner and dictate where to go; they are trained to take instruction on where their owner wants to go, and ensure they reach their destination safely.

Let your cat dictate where she likes to be groomed, whether it's the kitchen counter or on your lap.

You credit profile really makes a difference — both your personal credit score and your business credit profile can dictate where you might find success looking for a loan.

The software can also dictate where the applications should store the data as the software is also able to keep a tab on the inter-process communications on the phone.

It is illegal for an insurance company to steer or attempt to dictate where your vehicle can or must be repaired.

Depending on the driving conditions the cpu will dictate where the fuel will be more efficiently injected.

Quality Schools: A child's ZIP code should only dictate where she starts — never where she finishes.

Keep in mind, however, the LMS you choose to use can also dictate where it is hosted, which can also make the search results shrink.

Most states employ residential assignment policies that dictate where a child attends school based on geographic boundary.

YOU are the next blogger, the next influencer, and the next person to dictate where the world of fashion goes

«By controlling where the transcription factor is produced, we can then dictate where in a plant the carbon — and resulting sugars — accumulate,» Jansson said.

What makes a horse different from a tiger, a mouse and a walrus is the set of regulatory switches in the DNA that dictate where, when and for how long those genes are active.

Instead of sending helicopters laden with fire retardant, they dictate where dolphin remains should be sent for analysis.

Although mutations can occur anywhere in the human intestine, certain types of colorectal cancer tend to develop in particular locations, suggesting that additional, nongenetic factors contribute to tumor growth and dictate where polyps appear.

The state doesn't dictate where the county should locate a courthouse, though by law it has to be in the county seat (Kingston), absent a permissive referendum.

«It allows private, wealthy individuals to dictate where state resources are going to go for educational purposes,» Deutsch said.

Mr. Adams said his office had received marching orders from Governor Andrew Cuomo to provide $ 785 million in grants by asking regional Economic Development Corporations for advice on the most crucial projects in their areas, instead of having the state dictate where the money would go.

Albany shouldn't dictate where to locate Atlantic City - style casinos that can harm communities.

«We don't dictate where an event gets held.

In one of the first cases to test this law, the 11th Circuit Court has ruled that breastfeeding mothers do not get to dictate where this pumping room is located.

We want campers to walk away feeling better about themselves and knowing that their decisions and attitude dictate where they end up as a player, and more importantly as a person.

With Kawhi they do not have leverage because if he decides to play hardball and dictate where he wants to go, that limits what the spurs can get back because it shrinks their trade pool... If the spurs have a great deal set up with team B but Kawhi does not want to be there... he will just inform that team he will not sign an extension with them.

You don't get to sit out for a year and then dictate where you get to play when we have 2 other leigitmate NHL goalie prospects that need to play (Hart / Lyon)

If you want to distill the entire history of football coaching, playing styles and evolution of systems and pin labels on each and every player that will dictate where they are permitted to play on the pitch with such a one - dimensional and simplistic proposition then fair enough, it is afterall only personal opinions.

Gus wasn't going to let Glover dictate where the fight took place.

He wouldn't be doing his job properly if he lets players dictate where they want to go, or what position they want to play in.