Sentence examples for clearly dictated from inspiring English sources

The court stated "the design feature of the Ribbon Racks is clearly dictated by the function to be performed, namely, holding up bicycles.

"I had thought the court had clearly dictated that all polling sites should be open," Mr. McCain said on his bus this morning.

Though voice recognition programs like Apple's Siri and Nuance's Dragon are quite good at hearing familiar voices and clearly dictated words, the technology still can't reliably caption events that present new speakers, accents, phrases, and background noises.

In making a layoff decision, where the choice is not clearly dictated by the work to be eliminated or changed and the range of skills of those engaged in it, departments should carefully consider three important factors: individual performance, the length of employee service, and the status and goals of affirmative action in the department.

Thus, no correlation was observed during the long-term recovery of chemostat-grown cells, when large variations in growth rate were observed, and we did not detect situations where ribosomal biogenesis gene expression was clearly dictated by growth rate.

The final outcome on the rate of gastric emptying and the prevention of postprandial hyperglycemia is clearly dictated by a delicate balance between these opposing forces.

"We believe that Iran clearly dictates on the political process".

Though the FERC ruling contains many complicated provisions, there are two that clearly dictate how power prices will be determined.

Add to it concerns about the stockmarket and the labour market, and prudence clearly dictates a slowdown.

As Mr Spock will observe in the future: "logic clearly dictates that the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few".

Of course, free markets were allowed to be free only when it suited bankers; when Long-Term collapseManagement faced collapse, instead of allowing it to fail, as the market was clearly dictating, they bailed it out to save themselves.