Examples of using Dictating in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Computer
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Political
I'm not dictating them.
I want to do some dictating.
Design dictating the way in which the system.
For once, I am dictating.
Pure luck dictating the outcome of a game?
Speech-recognition software for dictating documents.
I also am dictating a book. It's an inspirational book.
I returned home and spent the day dictating and comparing letters.
Instead of dictating business letters he started pouring his heart out to me.
It's obvious that you don't like the weather and season"dictating" your itinerary.
There are various ways of dictating laws, but Renzi's choice is unconvincing.
Dictating the direction of the policy discourse is no longer Europe's role.
Too weak commit them to paper himself, Sorescu often dictating the poems in this book to his wife, Virginia.
Digital dictating, virtual data rooms, online research and social media have long been part of our day-to-day practice.
What they no longerwant in any event is an international organisation dictating how they should run their own country.
Will you be dictating that a séance is held every anniversary of your death or that your ashes are scattered in space?
The problem with a spoiler, is that they require aspecific shape to attain their spoiling effect, dictating styling direction.
The role the law should- or can- play in dictating what happens in the bedroom has been a matter of debate for years.
Priscila Fernandes is an artist whose work currently focuses on the transmission of knowledge,didactics and the ideologies dictating varying forms of education.
So, if and when these guidelines become rules, dictating to national governments what they must do, then we would oppose them.
Germany keeps dictating the EU path and asserts itself as the dominant power within the Union, says Ernst Wolff, journalist and author.
It was the mostinfluential realization of the ideas of poetry at the time, dictating the form and format of Japanese poetry until the late nineteenth century.
We saw biggles dictating a letter to his secretary Who thought he was spanish And whom he referred to as a"harlot.
And Maitreya then kept him in heaven for five years, dictating to him five complicated tomes of the methodology of how you cultivate compassion.
Modern consumers have become more savvy, dictating their own terms of engagement and quite often researching their requirements before they enter a store.
It was the Apostle's custom to use a scribe(no doubt dictating shorthand notes, a common practice), but to add a short autograph himself.
The report tramples on subsidiarity by dictating rules on family policy and other ethical issues, which is contrary to the founding treaties.
The Intermediate Court thwarts the regular legal process by dictating verdicts to the Lower Court and depriving defendants of the right to appeal.
We give those ideas that by not dictating pre-conceived processes to our customers, but developing our way with the needs, projects and goals of our partners.
Genoese Venetian war During this war Marco Polo is captive and dictating to his co captive Rusticus from Pisa his travel report in French language Huby, p.51.
