Do as your heart dictates.

Woe to any poor country that follows US dictates.

The availability of electricity also dictates what you buy and eat.

The schedule dictates that this work be done by the weekend.

The Law of Identity dictates that anything is equal to itself.

Threats to identity nowadays are primarily not matters of dictates from outside.

Necessity sometimes dictates that risks be accepted, as Britain did in 1939.

But they are not partnerships of equals the US effectively dictates the terms.

My Italian heritage dictates that family is the most important priority, he wrote.

Those seen as having failed to follow Party dictates in an appropriate way face severe recrimination.

With US unemployment now at 5.1 , standard monetary theory dictates that interest rates must be raised urgently.

Yet the rule of law in the Party s eyes is a law that it dictates, interprets, and enforces.

Indeed, any standard decision rule used by central banks by now dictates that a hike is long overdue.

It has programs in more than 60 countries, and virtually dictates economic policies (or tries to) in these countries.

The Prague Spring appealed to elementary values freedom, pluralism, tolerance, sovereignty, and rejection of the dictates of communist orthodoxy.

Humala most likely will not follow market dictates robotically. But he will not be able wholly to avoid them.

Iraqi Shia have never accepted Iranian dictates, and many took part in Saddam s war against Iran in the 1980 s.

Necessity sometimes dictates that risks be accepted, as Britain did in 1939. But does necessity really drive us so hard now?

Indeed, even local security apparatuses have been unwilling to comply with dictates from Assad and his clique to seal the borders.

Efficiency dictates the use of fewer and larger currencies (and foreign investors, understandably wary of weak and volatile currencies, demand it).

This may include restrictions on investments by institutions and individuals and intrusive regulation that limits, or dictates, their conduct in the market.

Georgians never totally submitted to those dictates underscored by the content of many of their feature films of the late Soviet period.

The law dictates that all data collected through the program must be kept for a minimum of five years in a central database.

Sánchez de Lozada returned to Bolivia empty handed, except for instructions from the IMF to implement austerity measures in accordance with the dictates of the US Treasury.

We must respect the rights of future generations, they say, we must take account of their interests in accordance with the dictates of some principles of justice.

Indeed, today the center almost completely dictates Russian internal politics and economics, though not within a totalitarian or autocratic framework, but in a democratic and market based fashion.

It is the whole of Europe, which defers to the dictates of the markets and of rating agencies, who suffer from their incapacity and a lack of solidarity.

It is the failure of the UK government to amend the statute that dictates the complex structure of knockouts that the BoE s ingenious staff has been obliged to devise.

The US buys an ally in Pakistan that dictates the terms of its collaboration, and simultaneously guards its flanks by keeping open its channels of communication to the Taliban.

After all, game theory dictates that, once the surplus is eliminated, the dominant producer must prevent oil prices from rising high enough to cause it to lose market share again.

Since regional tradition dictates that you shouldn't badmouth the old year as you begin a new one, it makes sense to end on this round up on a positive note.

It is in a club where we let our hair down, freed of the ideological and patriarchal corset that dictates each and every allowed movement and expression according to the genitals.

The law of unintended consequences dictates that this effort to deny ambiguity to Taiwanese activists could backfire, and instead leave mainland leaders without room to maneuver if Taiwan does attempt to revise the status quo.

Such an individual s identity is not derived from class interests or other sociological characteristics, but from the logic of the market, which dictates maximization of self interest, whether as a producer, a consumer, or a voter.

The idea that Germany s own national interest dictates avoiding anything that isolates the country within Europe, and that the task is therefore to create a European Germany rather than a German Europe, seems to have been abandoned.

That is, making a beautiful sheet of paper with our own hands, and then making that into whatever our imagination dictates, has always been an enlightening experience for those I've had the honor to share it with.

If the deleveraging process is quick and orderly, they will emerge stronger in time for their reappointment in 2017 (the Chinese political calendar thus dictates that they turn the economy around by the first half of that year).

In the absence of government investment, local inhabitants loyalty went to Iraqi Baathists who helped improve their lot. Indeed, even local security apparatuses have been unwilling to comply with dictates from Assad and his clique to seal the borders.

For example, the Fed s mandate dictates that price stability can be explicitly linked to active support for GDP growth and employment for the BoE and the ECB, it can be a condition for achieving the broader goal of sustainable growth and employment.

If we believe that economic actors are irrational, then we will enact paternalistic policies aimed at controlling behavior or bailing out failed agents and institutions, which could be self defeating and even dangerous. This may include restrictions on investments by institutions and individuals and intrusive regulation that limits, or dictates, their conduct in the market.

O believers, when you negotiate a debt for a fixed term, draw up an agreement in writing, though better it would be to have a scribe write it faithfully down and no scribe should refuse to write as God has taught him, and write what the borrower dictates, and have fear of God, his Lord, and not leave out a thing.

Sensible risk management today dictates that atmospheric carbon should be stabilized at 350 parts per million of CO2 equivalent, not the current pathway of 450 500ppm CO2e. This requires emission reductions of 45 50 in industrialized countries by 2020, and almost complete de carbonization by 2050, not the levels of 15 25 by 2020 and 60 80 by 2050 that are now on the table.