dictat造句

• This may have been a dictat imposed upon the Council by the monarch, given Watson s connections.
• During his heyday, Beau Brummell's " dictat " on both fashion and etiquette reigned supreme.
• The Fu-sion's Ian Bishop and Preki dictat-ed the midfield play and seldom L were effectively challenged.
• However, this is more of a direction to the Shaivite community by its religious heads than any kind of dictat by a Chola emperor.
• This is our contribution to the world : to prevent creation of a unipolar world, to prevent the acceptance of a world based on the dictat from one center.
• No website by dictat can prevent Wikipedia linking to it and thus prevent it being used as a source .-- talk ) 14 : 07, 17 September 2013 ( UTC)
• Yet for all the talk of the new formality, few firms are officially following Lehman's dictat, even on Wall Street, where it was expected to trigger a domino effect.
• According to Lactantius, this began with a report of ominous haruspicy in Diocletian's " domus " and a subsequent ( but undated ) dictat of placatory sacrifice by the entire military.
• This allowed the Nazi government to apply racial laws in mythical countries of it's own creation like the General Government which were ruled by arbitrary dictat, edicts issued by Adolf Hitler and Hans Frank.
• However, in October 1913 a sudden decision was made to transfer all the airships to the Naval Wing of the RFC ( which became the Royal Naval Air Service by Admiralty dictat, not Cabinet decision, on 1 July 1914 ).
• In the case of Iraq and Iran in the 1990s, US policymakers confronted them with what amounted to a dictat : the two either remade themselves according to US desires, or the US would simply keep up the sanctions until they did.