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Meanings of dictate how in English

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Usage of dictate how in English
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Company idylls and structure no longer fully dictate how people move around.
BBC
2
The form of the business entity may dictate how it is operated.
Reuters
3
I think that's what's going to dictate how successful I will be.
News.com.au
4
Which is why these events will dictate how live 4K is delivered.
Wired
5
It's not up to us to dictate how they wish to eat.
The Guardian
6
And who are you, to dictate how we shall order our day?
South Wind
7
Our social inequalities, however, still dictate how technology is deployed in various schools.
The South African
8
When technology began to dictate how the music industry worked, the industry blinked.
The Irish Times
9
The results ultimately dictate how much capital banks can dish out to shareholders.
Reuters
10
The return on offer is likely to dictate how Jenkins proceeds.
Reuters
11
Too often we allow societal pressures to dictate how we behave as women.
Jamaica Observer
12
How things pan out will dictate how many weaker outfits get taken out.
Reuters
13
The chemical properties of atoms dictate how they are arranged in a solid.
The Physics of Superheroes
14
It's not my place to dictate how the victuals is to be used.
Medoline Selwyn's Work
15
Instead he had been letting those mistakes dictate how he lived his life.
Rock my world
16
But how far do we have a right to dictate how other people look?
The Guardian
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