In our view, state and federal law and the federal Constitution all dictate that course.
Consumer tastes all dictate that certain varieties are available en masse for particular celebrations: such as tulips in Easter, or roses on Valentine's.
Pellegrini has named a strong team, and Blackburn have left top scorer Jordan Rhodes on the bench, so all logic dictates that the Premier League's second-placed side are going to do a proper steamroller job here.
The market clearing condition for all commodities dictates that total output is equal to total demand for domestic and foreign consumption.
After all, while physics dictates that air space is finite, good technology can certainly find a way to use it more efficiently.
Maybe that's just what being English is all about: logic dictates that we should be competitive on the world stage, while truly we are a tiny dour island full of failure.
What is noteworthy about Caribbean dining is this - tourism being the number one staple in all the region dictates that they will have a restaurant for almost any international food.
Brazil kick off, but Luke Gibbs can't see due to "American logic" which dictates that although all the previous live games have been playing on ESPN and ESPN2 (or on Univision, the Spanish station), the final is to be shown on ABC, a regular broadcast channel, rather than the ESPN channels.
The campground is governed by a code of conduct, which dictates that all discourse be feminized or gender neutral, that all social interactions reflect consent culture, and that defined spaces be respected.
Afghan custom dictates that all relatives, even distant cousins, be invited, and his house would not have been big enough.
