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121 He can dictate the tempo of a game. He's a clever player, a good passer. I don't want to tempt fate but he's very similar to Xabi.

122 The design criteria dictate that all performance tests meet the requirements of the standards.

123 Multipliers - Numbers that dictate the overall effect of a policy change on the output of an economy.

124 First, when commodity processes and applications are sourced from the outside, a company is not constrained by fixed internal capacity but can contract and expand as business conditions dictate.

125 What right has one country to dictate the environmental standards of another?

126 This paper introduce a sort of new numeric terminal which can use DSP and FPGA to realize double functions, they are distance measure by pulse responsion and incept of dictate data.

127 In many instances ,the selectionof aspecific material may dictate what processing must be used .

128 Gross : Residents examine, dissect and dictate all gross surgical specimens , with the staff always immediately available.

129 A playmaker is someone who generally looks to receive the ball and dictate play.

130 Everyday, mundane energies dictate that you let go of dishonest or negative relationships, especially those that undermine you, or draw forth your lower self.

131 But unlike other sports, the rules of golf not only dictate the rules of the game, they actually prescribe a code of behavior and ethics for our athletes.

132 Exactly as on Android phones, a tiny microphone button appears on the on-screen keyboard; whenever you have an Internet connection, you can tap it when you want to dictate instead of typing.

133 A goals-oriented execution environment where business-level service agreements dictate the execution priority of the business logic.

134 We wanted to show the Russians we had options(sentencedict.com), that they couldn't dictate prices to us.

135 His daughters Mavis Oei, Jacqueline and Elizabeth and son Eric, one of Singapore's most prominent film directors, are expected to dictate the final decision.

136 They may be imaging, they may be biomarkers or genetic screening that would dictate different therapies for different patients.

137 In these cases, accounting rules dictate that the owning companies include in their earnings only dividends received from such holdings. Undistributed earnings are ignored.

138 The security administrator can dictate the level of security by applying rules known as protected object policies (POP) and access control lists (ACL).

139 Using folds and tucks, pleats and ruching I used the whole flag, letting the size of it dictate a majority of the silhouette's outcome and to help form the pieces.

140 Begin with small Smarty adaptations and expand your repertoire as needs dictate and you grow more proficient.

141 Black tie dress is the most common outfit for men, although fashion may dictate not wearing a bow-tie, and musical performers sometimes do not adhere to this.

142 The rules of court dictate that a defendant is entitled to all evidence which may help his case.

143 Trying to reverse the dictate given or negotiate better terms seems fruitless.

144 As stated earlier, capacity planning is an important element here and will dictate the number of physical devices that are required for a set of workloads.

144 Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

145 I'll dictate a new clause and put in a three - or - four - year reversion.

146 Our daily weather continues to dictate the trivial scenarios of our lives-and remains manna to the rag trade, the tourist industry, and heaven knows what else.

147 "Will Doctor Franklin be so good as to peruse it, " he wrote in his cover note, "and suggest such alterations as his more enlarged view of the subject will dictate?

148 Your design can sometimes dictate which choice you make; for example, extending base types with subtypes is clearly a more object-oriented approach.

149 TV was a Cool medium, according to McLuhan, because it did not dictate the participant actively engage in order to participate.

150 To record the gain, Huntington used a recent dictate from the Financial Accounting Standards Board that addresses the value of debt-backed investments that companies hold on their balance sheets.