Sentence examples similar to Dictated situations from inspiring English sources

Etiquette dictates social situations.

"He's the one dictating the situations and the scenarios between partnerships and he knows nothing about us".

State law often dictates the situations in which an insurer can cancel your policy.

They don't want distant government officials handing down dictates concerning situations they don't fully understand.

"We allow the common sense of the pastors to dictate the situation".

It's a moment in time where you are in an environment in which you have people as an audience (who are mostly also players) who are just interested, profit is not dictating the situation.

Plummer's improvisational skills seem best suited for the frantic, no-huddle, two-minute-drill situations dictated by final drives with the game on the line.

In special situations dictated by compelling academic reasons, Academic Council members who are not members of the department's faculty may serve as the principal dissertation adviser when approved by the department.

The Rob Ryan-led defense has been a colossal disappointment, and the Saints are often in passing situations dictated by the scoreboard.

If the situation dictated otherwise (not proper healing time), the site was not biopsied until a later date.

It was obvious the politics of the situation dictated that we better drop some water with those helicopters". Hoeven's office referred a request for comment to the North Dakota National Guard.