Examples of using Dictates in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
And your own interest dictates.
And the dictates of the dictator?
Market logic, it is argued, dictates this result.
What dictates your Facebook ad cost?
And then, and more completely dictates fickle fashion.
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Their Order dictates that it must die in battle.
I am an officer in the Continental Army. Protocol dictates.
The man who dictates in silence.
Dictates the sequence in which the fields are sorted.
And her love dictates the answer.
It is Satan who wants you to behave as he dictates.
Prabhupāda: God dictates you and you pay.
The dictates of Islamic Law must be completely observed.
And do not obey the dictates of the transgressors.
And at which point does thewhole thing succumb to a web of mysterious dictates?
The situation dictates that I return to base.
But they are not partnerships of equals: the US effectively dictates the terms.
Islam neither dictates nor forbids democracy.
GDPR dictates that companies should collect as little data as possible.
No self-respecting state can accept such dictates, not even from a superpower.
Reason dictates that I not believe a single word you say.
Our code of honor dictates that we must find those responsible.
This desire dictates a certain style of clothing, footwear and accessories.
Intellectual proof dictates that it is permissible and not impossible.
Discretion dictates that I shall not load the treasure... out of the British man-of-war.
Still, the consumer dictates fashion and the aircraft now out of fashion.
This method dictates enterprises are obliged to compulsory execution of state orders.
Rather the sculptural form dictates how the LED screens function within the sculpture.
Content often dictates the type of strategy you need to adopt.
The insolvency plan dictates all measures for the fiscal restructuring of the group.