Sentence examples for It dictates that from inspiring English sources

It dictates that data has its own mass.

It dictates that the cuts must come evenly from military and nonmilitary spending.

It dictates that restaurants are about much more than eating, or ought to be.

It dictates that you're farming in way that keeps the fertility locked and loaded for the next crop.

It dictates that news media must carry the news distributed by the state-controlled news service MTI, which only gingerly reports criticism of the government.

It dictates that the most newsworthy information leads, followed by the important details and finally the general information and background (what Delaney calls B matter).

Never does it dictate that [Muslims] have the right to dictate [their beliefs] to the whole world.

It dictated that electricity be bought and sold only in a single spot market.

It dictated that, if anyone wanted something that they had to give printed materials in particular they had only to ask and it would be given to them without charge.

At its most basic, it dictated that inmates should refrain from helping prison or government officials in matters of discipline and from giving them information, especially that which could be used against fellow convicts.

This double character of the vital principle made it the foundation of physiology and pathology, and it dictated that physicians should work to facilitate or restore its healing power based on attentive observation.