1
One-third Labour would not be allowed to dictate to two-thirds Fine Gael.
2
He declared, No State can dictate to another what it should do.
3
And Natasha began to dictate to him the wording of the letter.
4
He had no right and no wish to dictate to the Convention.
5
Rubio insisted the United States was not seeking to dictate to Venezuela.
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Everyone there wishes to dictate to others and to be over others.
7
They proposed that I should dictate to my daughter what to write.
8
Sometimes it is written phonetically, but most authors dictate to a phonograph.
9
One thing remember-thatMaria Theresa suffers no minister to dictate to her.
10
God would have us ask him humbly, but not dictate to him.
11
There's no use in asking such things, you cannot dictate to Love.
12
What is my wisdom, if even the fools can dictate to me?
13
I don't want to dictate to any man in family affairs, Ryan.
14
Keep to your kitchen and your pots, and don't dictate to me.
15
Why should one dictate to me what I shall read on Sunday?
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Do you think I should let Kirk dictate to me like that?
