Sentence examples for decisions dictated from inspiring English sources

All teams are grappling with difficult personnel decisions dictated by the league's salary cap.

Decisions dictated by this brand-protection strategy often run counter to executives' first impulses when faced with a scandal.

Years of decisions dictated by political expediency have led to a chronic budget imbalance that threatens our short-term solvency and long-term economic health.

Cases of political importance were subject to so-called "telephone law"—legal decisions dictated by telephone calls from party officials to judges.

To the leaders of the Boy Scout troop, whose members are older and less likely to have decisions dictated by their parents, the disbanding of the Cub Scout den is a pity.

Any positive (or negative) environmental impacts of goods delivery are collateral to the decisions dictated by business logic, and understandably so when considering the perspective of the firms making those decisions.

Learning to let go – to not try to control where my characters would end up, but let their nature and their decisions dictate what would happen.

In the last decade alone, 17 states have been jolted by court decisions dictating that the state governments provide poor and minority students with fair levels of school financing -- and broader educational opportunity.

The obvious benefit here is that storyteller bias all but disappears, letting viewer decisions dictate how the larger "reality" is perceived.

She called his retirement announcement "a courageous decision dictated by prayer, a true message of faith".

That decision dictated the victory for Kentucky in this case, Justice Souter said.