Examples of using To be dictated in English and their translations into Swedish
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And his chart needs to be dictated.
I wasn't going to be dictated to by mad, old men anymore.
Now that we're a public company, we can't afford to be dictated by your whims.
They do not want to be dictated to about what food they can and cannot eat.
I would call on the Danish Government not to allow itself to be dictated to by the right-wing populists.
I wanted Lei's form to be dictated by its functions, measurements
We cannot allow our lives to be dictated by that kind of fear.
This is because its economic partners will not allow European objectives or methods to be dictated to them.
Shall we allow our future to be dictated by apostate Arab states, by foreign meddlers?
As a European Christian Democrat, I cannot allow my vision of the future to be dictated by British Eurosceptics.”.
seems to be dictated by the central black hole.
When will we finally have the courage to say:'Europe is no longer going to be dictated to by these speculators'?
in other words a Europe which refuses to be dictated to by the market.
However, under no circumstances should we allow Member States to be dictated to on how to spend their money.
especially when such an important country allows it decisions to be dictated by an utterly unscrupulous company.
just as it would be irresponsible to allow ourselves to be dictated to by US policy and to trustingly believe that only increasing military aid to Yemen could solve the problems there.
half in respect of the countries- must certainly be one aspect of the solution which would also reassure the small countries that they are not going to be dictated to by the large countries in the future.
must set the conditions and not allow them to be dictated to us by the Americans or the Cairns Group.
seems to be dictated by the central black hole.
If I allowed the policy of this nation I would be untrue to my oath of office to be dictated by the minority mounting demonstrations in the street.
not allow himself to be dictated to by dishonest and controlling sects.
in my opinion, allowed itself to be dictated to somewhat by the US with regard to the disclosure of bank data.
the European authorities must now demonstrate their capacity to trade with the rest of the world while protecting their own interests and refusing to be dictated to about their relations with allies,
You're not in a position to be dictating terms.
Inevitably, as a result of the EMU and, naturally, neoliberal globalisation, overall rather than sporadic growth is by no means a certainty because the mechanisms resorted to are dictated exclusively by rigid market forces.
I won't be dictated to by this madman.