Sentence examples for 2 dictates from inspiring English sources

If B's worn strap is replaced by A's new one, (2) dictates that the resulting sandal is B "refurbished".

In fact, if the parts of A and B are simply exchanged, (2) dictates that that the sandal with the new parts, A′, is B and the sandal with the old parts, B′, is A. It follows by ND that A and A′ and B and B′ are distinct.

CTAS (Canadian Triage and Acuity scale) level 2 dictates that patients need to be seen by a physician within 15 min 95% of the time, while CTAS 3 patients need to be seen by a physician within 30 min 90% of the time.

11 dictates that we take another look at the security plans at these important facilities".

And No. 10 dictates that only those who work the final can sign their names on the wall.

"Although prosecution serves worthy purposes, including deterrence, standard practice in 'Organized Crime/Terrorism 101' dictates imaginative, concerted attempts to make inroads into well-organized, cohesive groups.

"Geneva 1 dictates that there should be a governing body with full authority of the president, according to the Syrian constitution.

Substituting (13) into constraint (12) dictates that (theta^{4} = 20).

The RHS of (12) dictates that the result obtained from the LHS is multiplied by.

Startup 101 dictates that you never want to be 100% reliant on a potentially competitive company for your business.

The presence or absence of molecular oxygen (O2) dictates the reaction pathways that are possible for the formation of H2O2.