Sentence examples similar to a dictated provision from inspiring English sources
Hospital restrictions (such as estate provision and theatre allocation) could also impact on development, additionally the population served could also have dictated provision based on demand.
Quite a lot of respondents just registered out of a sense of precaution; a strategic decision dictated by current shortages in care provision and a vulnerable health status.
The notarial will, which is also available in most civil-law countries, is executed so that the testator either dictates its provisions to the notary or hands him an instrument declaring that it contains his will.
Mr. Obama has avoided dictating specific provisions of health care legislation.
And they sought as recently as November to dictate constitutional provisions protecting their budget from civilian scrutiny and providing them with permanent political powers, until they were evidently forced to retreat in the face of a new wave of protests.
Branagh received a letter dictated by Olivier.
Sometimes the author himself or a "publisher" dictated the book.
Fairness dictates that a provision be made for either party to object to how a particular ballot is counted.
The nature of the three distinct care settings, as described previously (see Table 2), dictated the medical care provision and hence, the processes surrounding the prescribing and supply of medicines.
Under reconciliation, Democrats must adhere to the "Byrd rule," named for the senator, which dictates that every provision in a reconciliation bill must be directly related to the underlying budget.
