States apply differing sets of criteria dictating which offenders are made visible to public. Macbeth is seen dictating his letter to his wife, rather than writing it himself. There will be additional restrictions put in place dictating how prize money can be spent. It also meant that Sankoh was dictating terms. Terms dictating control over and use of land can therefore take many forms. They said that Washington was not interested in dictating policy to Egypt. And he was just talking, dictating, almost. Groucho dictating a letter to anybody else would hardly be cause for rejoicing. For example, there is no selection policy dictating what texts to add. It could also include "government dictating content policy". There is no official standard dictating how developers label their games. Spiral steel stays curved with the figure rather than dictating a cylindrical silhouette. He published several books, notably dictating to ghostwriters about his wartime experiences. Her lawyer tricks her into dictating that confession to a member of his own staff. From 1375 onwards, she began dictating letters to scribes.