Hawley— "I protest before you, sir, as a Christian minister, against the sanction of proceedings towards me which are dictated by virulent hatred.
He was second cousin to Peter Featherstone, and had been treated by him with more amenity than any other relative, being useful in matters of business; and in that programme of his funeral which the old man had himself dictated, he had been named as a Bearer.
I tax no man's motives: let them lie between himself and a higher Power; but I do say, that there are influences at work here which are incompatible with genuine independence, and that a crawling servility is usually dictated by circumstances which gentlemen so conducting themselves could not afford either morally or financially to avow.
Above all else, your life is a journey ideally dictated by what you need and want.
His offensive upside will be dictated by the type of shooter he can become, developing into a league-average catch-and-shoot marksman will allow him to spend more time at the 4, ,C&S, while making him more devastating as a small 5 in late-game situations.
This happened despite the fact that the participants were aware that the behavior of the actors was dictated by a script.
As I recall, in a language at home is dictated word, I listened to three little words, thinking no big deal.
Weight is dictated by calories in and calories out so a moderate amount of peanut butter certainly can fit into your daily food intake.
While conventional diet advice has for decades dictated that skimmed and semi-skimmed milk is much healthier for us than full-fat milk, a study suggests that the opposite may be true.
" While the man admits 'we are at fault for not planning well' he goes on to ask: 'Who benefits from having their "turn" to have children dictated, and following those rules?
Children at school need this type of memory on a daily basis for a variety of tasks, such as following teachers' instructions or remembering dictated sentences.
It all started hundreds of years ago when Japan's civil code dictated how a family's wealth would be passed on after the death of the family elder.
The following deposition, dictated by, read over, and then signed by Dr.
Faced with the prospect of a long prison sentence if they were convicted, 97 per cent of those facing US federal trials agreed to a plea bargain, confessed their guilt and accepted a shorter sentence "effectively dictated by the prosecutor", Judge Rakoff wrote.
The China-Russia relationship is not dictated by international vicissitudes and does not target any third parties.
The questions New Yorkers ask the column are dictated not only by their individual circumstances but also by the larger issues of the day, like rising housing costs, gentrification and shoddy construction.
Children at school need this type of memory on a daily basis for a variety of tasks, such as following teachers' instructions or remembering dictated sentences.
I cannot be dictated to by a watch.
Whatever his acts, they are dictated by his own conscience, rather than by a mob of onlookers.
