Examples of using Dictating in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Dictating from the index mark.
Like this, with you dictating to me.
Right. Dictating from the index mark.
Click the microphone and begin dictating!
Imagine you dictating what I should wear.
Dictating multiple texts simultaneously.
We refrain from dictating a style or design agenda.
But no one expected them to come in and start dictating policy.
The main factors dictating the necessity for renewal of the pension system are.
You can get back to typing once finished dictating for corrections & editing.
Nobody's dictating anything, but you're pregnant now, so things have to be different.
The days of government dictating solutions are over.
Ability to maintain control of thedisputing parties without being overly intrusive or dictating the process;
The Tokyo war ministry releases a memo dictating the Japanese army's policy toward prisoners of war.
Opening a transaction- initiating a transaction- that will later be closed,the relative prices at both points dictating profit or loss on that transaction.
This information should not be constructed as dictating an exclusive course of treatment or procedure to be followed.
To death, in particular for the poet,she found herself the only voice: dictating to him a particular line.
This approach, rather than dictating specific objectives, can mitigate concerns of violating separation of powers.
Floating Exchange Rate When the value of acurrency is decided by the market forces dictating the demand and supply of that particular currency.
This is design-led system change, design dictating the way in which the system can be far more sustainable.
The money world, the financial sector, has become monopolistic,with a limited number of actors dictating to the rest of the world how things will be.
The 1995 Dayton Peace Accords ended this war… dictating that an international police task force… you, would smooth the transition from war to peace.
Once upon a time,there was a man named Thomas Edison… and he invented the dictating machine and the fluoroscope… and the repeating telegraph.
And Maitreya then kept him in heaven for five years, dictating to him five complicated tomes of the methodology of how you cultivate compassion.
Similarly, Governments have beeninformed that in the process of negotiating project funding, dictating that particular consultants should be hired is inadmissible.
Civil legislation also envisages the possibility of dictating measures forbidding one spouse from contacting the other, or the respective children.
When the value of a currency is decided by the market forces dictating the demand and supply of that particular currency.
The Special Rapporteur has addressedcommunications to a number of Governments noting that legislation dictating the mandatory imposition of the death penalty is prohibited under international human rights law.
