Sentence examples for code dictates from inspiring English sources

When it comes to firing a charge of dynamite, the Code dictates nearly every move a blaster makes.

But baseball's unwritten code dictates that when a star player is hit, his pitcher must respond in turn.

He wanted it to be 34.5 feet tall, while the code dictates that houses be no more than 30 feet tall.

As the introduction says, the dress code dictates "a well-groomed appearance" and that "being suitably presentable helps to communicate our values and our culture".

When it comes to menswear during awards season, a black tie dress code dictates the outfit choice for almost all attendees with very little room for manoeuvre.

Or perhaps simple street code dictates that carrying the gunfire into the brightly lit, densely populated spaces of public hospitals has an unacceptable risk-to-reward ratio: the chance of success is outweighed by the likelihood of being caught.

But, in fact, such sartorial loopholes are available to all, for the dominant aesthetic of Christmas secretly conspires against the dress code dictated by the Sunday supplements.

The cimbra represented an investment of as much as fifteen hundred dollars, and the fishermen's code dictated that everyone on board bore responsibility for its loss and replacement.

Convictions under the laws, section 60 of the criminal code, dictate compulsory jail time for bikies not only gathering in public but also attending clubhouses or recruiting.

Professor Spector is looking for the subtle effects of epigenetics - the chemical instruction manual that overwrites the genetic code, dictating when genes are switched on or switched off.

For instance, until 2008 Title 9 §43.23(7) of the state's Penal Code dictated, among other sex-related things, that no household could own more than six dildos.