Sentences with phrase «dictate who»

You can't follow this pattern; instead you need to have pre-established standards in place that dictate who you work with.

There is a tipping point when the economics of Real Estate will dictate who and what business model survives.

We the Realtor's pay for and support our system we should be allowed to dictate who use's our data, and not have to deal with a bunch of government officials who probably could not get a position in the private sector

As for some of the difficulties facing Toronto Realtors, Etherington says that the industry is among the most competitive in the world and that the market will dictate who sinks and who swims.

Independent contractor means brokerages won't and can't arbitrarily dictate who gets to handle transactions.

We let our knowledge of the market and your specific risk dictate who we recommend.

This will dictate who can be named in your personal injury lawsuit.

If you think you have all the answers and that your role as leader is basically to direct your peers as to what each should be doing; to assign each a specific project and dictate who will work on which, you may just be in for some critical push back.

Keep in mind that the agreement between the lawyer and the firm can not contradict either party's ethical obligations, but it may well create obligations beyond those imposed by the ethical rules, and it may also dictate who takes on certain ethical obligations discussed below.

Remember, at the end of the day Google Maps is just another search engine, in which time and keyword popularity will always dictate who holds the top spot on the first page.

It is critical that parents have a practical plan tailored to their children's best interests and their lifestyles since these plans dictate who a child lives with, how access is arranged, and who can make important decisions such as medical care and education.

They even allow you to create your own custom scenario to dictate who and where your enemies will be when you start a new game.

Those people have the ultimate authority to dictate who gets analyzed and fined, when, why, etc..

The actual purchase contract can dictate who would normally pay closing costs, should it be different than the county's normal accustomed method.

These rules dictate who controls your money and who is your executor.

i think the tablet space needs to settle down first, and let the market dictate who the winners should be... but here are just a few of my quick thoughts on why this linux solution needed to be added.

Owning and controlling its own OS has many benefits, starting with being able to dictate who can make applications, when the product is updated, and ensuring that the hardware and software work together as seamlessly as possible.

No longer do a handful of New York publishing juggernauts with printing presses dictate who gets published and when.

While their involvement was once intricately linked to teacher professionalism and school success, today they are locked in a mindset that is focused almost entirely on protecting collective bargaining rights and ensuring that tenure, seniority and uniform pay scales dictate who gets paid what, and who stays and goes in the classroom.

As long as you find a good site, you will dictate who can see your profile, and who can't.

An organization of any sorts (even religious ones) do not have the right to dictate who we should spend time with and who we should not.

I truly believe if you are not comfortable, happy or secure in your own skin, the world will dictate who you are.

If you stop allowing fear to dictate who you can and can not be, you become far braver day by day.

The analogy with morality would simply be: There is going to be a suite of universal principles that dictate how we think about the nature of harming and helping others, but each culture has some freedom — not unlimited — to dictate who is harmed and who is helped.

«This was fairly bitter fight but circumstances on the ground tend to dictate who your political allies are,» said Thies.

In a preemptive attack, Spitzer said, «anybody who'd challenge 27,000 signatures would be sending a statement they don't really believe in democracy,» adding, «We don't believe that bosses dictate who gets on the ballot» (a dig at his opponent's support among the party establishment).

«There's a lot of members that are really upset that outside bodies are trying to dictate who the next speaker's going to be,» said one Democratic council member who asked to remain anonymous.

Perhaps most importantly, Colorado does not use gender to dictate who can be a parent.

Children are their own people and we can't dictate who they turn out to be, just nurture the things we value.)

Intellectual Property or IP, in lawyer's speak, is a property right that enables the owner to dictate who uses their work.

«You can not let the past dictate who you are.

Both Firmino and Son are creators, both are goal threats and both have the ability to dictate who picks up all three points.

Sven can find the gems... don't need the manager to dictate who we sign, Like Jose tries to do with UTD.

I love the hard work but talent and production should dictate who's on the field.

Next week they have a double header against Team Wellek and the «Battle of the Undefeateds» against Team Pulfer which will likely decide the # 1 overall seed and dictate who gets a Bye to the Final4!

Now form and goals can mainly dictate who starts, just like it should.

The 1st quarter line (generally 1/4 of the entire game's spread) lets you dictate who you think will be covering the spread at the end of one quarter of play.

Wenger will NEVER EVER CHANGE.The new regime MUST dictate who comes in not Wenger (who is the one who really does warrant the title of Caveman)

Who do these GLBT people think they are tring to dictate who any company can donate food to?

Let's pretend that the church was allowed to intervene in matters of legislation which dictate who can own what, spend what and save what.

By that argument you are insinuating that you have the right and authority to dictate who is or is not mentally ill.

The government does not dictate who works where.

The moment right wing Christian «leadership» embraced the once reviled, decidedly un-Trinitarian, Latter Day Saints for political expediency, they ceded any moral authority they might have had to dictate who is and is not a «true» Christian.

You don't get to dictate who else does, however.

When the people are accountable to the «Elders» who dictate who they can marry?

@Herbert: when you become moderator of this site then and only then can you dictate who comes here and comments... seems to me that Canada is the USA's closest ally you moron... you need them.

Who is the university to dictate who can associate... and which group get «state» sponsorship.

It's anything but straightforward; the process is fraught with landmines; and the outcome is largely outside of your control — since you can't dictate who links to you and who doesn't.

Many entrepreneurs, including myself, believe that the people we spend the most time around will dictate who we are as people.

And after all, who is the Street to dictate who should and should not be qualified to run money anymore?