11.   Campaign money is dictating medical policy in the Senate.

12.   Clinton administration officials deny that they are trying to dictate welfare policy to the states.

13.   Commenting on market speculation about cuts in German interest rates, Gaddum said the Bundesbank will not let its policies be dictated by the markets.

14.   Clinton has been criticized as someone who allows public opinion polls to dictate his policy.

15.   Faircloth, who has used his chairmanship of the appropriations subcommittee to dictate policy to the District, is up for re-election this November.

16.   Farm needs dictate national policy, often to the detriment of more efficient industries.

17.   Her opinion and comfort should dictate the policy, from my point of view.

18.   If enough people believe this to the point it dictates policy, the economy likely will tip into recession, which could reorder the balance of political power.

19.   In addition, some lawmakers and business lobbies fear that the government, once it owned a piece of a company, might be tempted to dictate corporate policy.

20.   In Serbia the Socialists, the successor of the Communists, tend to dictate policy.