Examples of using Dictates in English and their translations into Urdu
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How about brothers and sister fornicating in the church, because of what society dictates.
The law dictates that access to both parents is a right that every child has.
To Pharaoh and his elite, but they followed Pharaoh's dictates, and Pharaoh's dictates were not right-minded.
Ability to report to work and orbe available to contact in emergency situations as business need dictates.
To Pharaoh and his elite, but they followed Pharaoh's dictates, and Pharaoh's dictates were not right-minded.
With only 245 events, statistics dictates a four percent chance that the result was due to chance, meaning that Bell's threshold may not have actually been crossed.
Valentine, a priest who performed marriage ceremonies against the dictates of the Roman emperor Claudius.
The thing is, market behavior sometimes dictates such conditions, in which the preservation of existing assets is already a big victory.
Such was the tribe of‘Ad who rejected the signs of their Lord,disobeyed their Messengers and followed the dictates of every obstinate tyrant!
While many of these customs border on oppressive dictates by the society, it is also not bad to marry someone who is aware of the cultural/religious traditions.
Such were[the people of] Ad: they impugned the signs of their Lord and disobeyed His apostles,and followed the dictates of every obstinate tyrant.
This new rule which dictates the operating capital is reinforced by the MiFID directive which expects the brokering firms to be in a position to hold their customer's positions without easily being hurt by the volatile market.
To Pharaoh and his elite, but they followed Pharaoh's dictates, and Pharaoh's dictates were not right-minded.
But, as relationships evolve, there's something very“intimate” about a home cooked meal shared in the privacy of one's home--- with candlelight, a little music, dancing and the ability to let yourhair down as the situation dictates.
To Pharaoh and his elite, but they followed Pharaoh's dictates, and Pharaoh's dictates were not right-minded.
The precautionary principle therefore dictates we must have regard to the evidence of the possibility of harm and, unless and until there is a widely accepted body of evidence to the contrary, we are obliged to take proportionate steps to avoid the reasonable apprehension of predictable harm.
To Pharaoh and his elite, but they followed Pharaoh's dictates, and Pharaoh's dictates were not right-minded.
Such was the tribe of‘Ad who rejected the signs of their Lord,disobeyed their Messengers and followed the dictates of every obstinate tyrant!
It may happen that everything runs perfectly from the very beginning,but logic dictates that some stones will pop up along the development road.
Such were[the people of] Ad: they impugned the signs of their Lord and disobeyed His apostles,and followed the dictates of every obstinate tyrant.
To Pharaoh and his elite, but they followed Pharaoh's dictates, and Pharaoh's dictates were not right-minded.
We process personal data of users only in compliance including& auml;Gigen privacy policy according to the dictates of data economy- and data reduction.
Moreover, for Catholics, that makes the notion of the Bible alone,without tradition and according to its own dictates, itself a mere“tradition of men”(Mark 7:8).
And these are(the people of)‘Ad who denied the Revelations of their Lord and disobeyed their Messengers andfollowed the dictates of every oppressive(and arrogant) enemy of the truth.
You dictate to us.
The airline will not dictate when you should depart.
Wedding seasons dictate the choice of the blouse material.
Dictated in many ways.
Take various other actions as dictated by the law of the land.