Examples of using Dictates in English and their translations into Tagalog
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The new GroKo want to upgrade and the dictates of the NATO subjects,
Human nature dictates that when you speak passionately about a subject- any subject- people naturally gravitate towards you
Worse, beneficiaries are expected to comply uncomplainingly with the dictates of the Department of Social Welfare and Development(DSWD) whether or not these are helpful to them.
The purchased ultrasonic homogeniser model UP200Ht dictates the maximum power available to the user
it has once again become true that the accident of one's birth dictates one's life chances to a very large degree,
The poverty and oppression of the Filipino people are bound to worsen in the face of plans by the Aquino regime to further open the Ptohilippine economy in accordance with US imperialist dictates.
1647 Because in Scripture we find a place that dictates that Saturday was no longer maintained,
is more opposed to the dictates of reason than the idea that the law of God is no longer binding.
of the Bible alone, without tradition and according to its own dictates, itself a mere“tradition of men”(Mark 7:8).
Aquino is silently supportive of chacha not only to comply with US dictates, but also to make it more pliable regarding pork barrel allocations recently declared unconstitutional by the reactionary Supreme Court,
self-less and generous beyond the dictates of fashion, steadfast in friendship,
There is not one single element that dictates how severe an infection with a cold virus will be,
cooked meal shared in the privacy of one's home- with candlelight, a little music, dancing and the ability to let your hair down as the situation dictates. Whipped crème anyone?
Tightens its hold on Iraq by forming a puppet Iraqi interim government to implement all of Washington's dictates, and“localizing” its colonial war by pitting Iraqis against each other through the forming of a security
to make their own conscientious determination in lieu of blindly following the dictates of a group of self-appointed men.
The airline will not dictate when you should depart.
You dictate when the plane should depart
Jeremiah 36:5: Jeremiah dictated the Lord's Word to Baruch during his imprisonment.
Dictate your speech to Siri to enter directly into Speechmaker.
Your goals dictate which product(s) you should use.