dictates

Now the system dictates all and it's making games exactly the same.

It all feels like the final stage of a cult, when the leader's frantic efforts to retain control result in escalating dictates and prophecies that become increasingly hard for followers to make sense of.

In Europe, precedent dictates four of those weeks are for the winter window, leaving 12 in the summer.

About half of those prisoners are Latino, and Munguia told internal investigators the Mexican Mafia dictates their lives behind bars.

California law dictates the release of these kind of records, unless there is a specific exemption.