diktat

After all, the Diktat was the legal head of government.

Today the same city is supposed to get rich again by central diktat.

Most important, farmers are free to produce to market demand and not to government diktat.

A few kids grumbled to me about this latest diktat.

This was not the result of a style diktat from on high, but her own courageous decision.

"Within that framework, there would be constant diktats from the center."

This approach makes campaign by diktat clear and simple.

We're trying to the horrors of central government diktat are all closing upon this city.

All the media have to submit to the censorship diktats of the parties.

Dialogue and accord have been translated into government by diktat.

We are calling for a general revision, not just a diktat from Washington."

But wait - how can anyone issue such a sweeping grammatical diktat?

Faced with the diktat imposed on it, nearly all its members have bowed.

It doesn't need a federal diktat for them to put sensible measures in place.

Removing central diktat is to remove distortion from the market place.

"There is not one moment where everything is changed by diktat overnight."

Needless to say, this does not mean that we must impose our diktat on the developing countries.

The rest of the world will look upon anything else as an intolerable and hypocritical diktat.

But we are opening a line to the assembled Diktats of Earth.

Spanish women never stopped wearing pearls, whatever the diktats of the fashion moment.

It is a programme and is not designed to be a diktat.

I found myself face to face with a Diktat.

No news is a dotty diktat in the age of the iPad.

And many in America are saying stop giving money unless the country follows our diktat 100%.

It is almost a cultural diktat that French gardens be severely manicured.