The teacher
dictated to the whole class.
老师给全班同学作了听写.
Do not
dictate to me to do that.
别命令我去做那件事。
It took him a long time to
dictate this letter.
口述这封信花了他很长时间。
"In an opinion piece in The Washington Post, financial affairs author Zachary Karabell wrote, "The quest against Huawei is a ridiculous overreach — predicated on an assumption that the US can dictate how foreign competitors conduct business.
In an opinion piece in The Washington Post, author Zachary Karabell wrote that "the quest against Huawei is a ridiculous overreach — predicated on an assumption that the United States can dictate how foreign competitors conduct business".
It is important to put yourself in the shoes of the people living in those countries before you try to dictate what you expect of them.
Market analysts said the pressures of capital outflow and yuan depreciation will remain manageable, given that China's real interest rates, which subtract inflation and dictate real investment returns, are still performing at a higher level than counterparts in the US because of mild inflation in China.
The tricky part of those Westerners' accusations is that the rules they are talking about are in fact another set of rules, the kind of rules Washington can dictate and seeks to impose on the world.
"Concerning that Beijing is the capital of China, though there may be short-term market disruptions, logic would dictate demand will stay strong for companies to have a presence here.
The twin carbon goals dictate new requirements in industrial production, with an aim to use data and algorithms to increase the efficiency of economic activities.
Sadly enough, if the British leaders in 10 Downing Street surrender to Washington's pressure and ban Huawei, it will further validate to the whole world that Washington can dictate its agenda in London, thereby eroding Britain's ability to make decisions on its own.
Commercial banks' liabilities mainly consist of deposits and dictate banks' costs of funding.
The difference in consumer inflation readings between the US and China rose to a record high of 6.6 percentage points in January, Kang said, indicating that China has the conditions to dictate its monetary policy based on domestic economic conditions instead of any Fed moves.