1.   What this means is that overall economic policy should be dictated by utilitarian considerations, aiming to improve the general welfare.

2.   And last week, when the American Society of Magazine Editors condemned owners who dictate editorial policy, what was one of the cases they cited?

3.   And some at UNICEF have questioned how wise it is for policy to be dictated out of Seattle.

4.   At Harvard, the faculty largely dictates academic policy and has traditionally enjoyed broad independence in how it evaluates students.

5.   Aware that many in India think that their economic policy is dictated by Washington, Rubin is pursuing a low-key strategy, carefully avoiding controversy and pressure.

6.   But defense officials acknowledged that in making his budget decision to retire the MX, Rumsfeld had also dictated nuclear policy.

7.   But Dr. Montgomery does not agree that the nature of the Web should necessarily dictate policies for children.

8.   But he argued that East German border policies were dictated by the former Soviet Union.

9.   But should these organizations dictate wildlife policy?

10.   But they cannot dictate school policy simply because they dislike change.