Sentence examples for dictate having from inspiring English sources

In cases like that, Mr. Ehlers said, safety would dictate having a way to get back into the cockpit.

Even as companies increase their cash flow by raising the speed and number of inventory turns (the rate of replenishment of total stock per year), reality may dictate having some spare inventory for emergencies and using the best techniques to expedite shipping and gain on efficiency.

Just like a surgeon having an assistant, best practices here would dictate having another set of eyes and ears but more importantly a technical assistant.

Furthermore some manufacturing processes like tube hydroforming dictate have a tube with variable thickness.

He is a man of the people, and his very existence has always dictated having hordes of them around him.

Bretton Woods dictates have proven a disaster around the world as a development model.

For interpretations of the IOC's dictates have varied wildly: weightlifting has a total ban, judo a free for all.

Dr. Courant, who spoke very softly and when dictating had a tendency to mumble, maintained a brisk pace in the office.

Washington must realize that the IMF's dictates have all-too-real political consequences.

Congress, the Constitution dictates, has the sole power to "declare" war.

Our ancestors, so the theory dictates, had no say in how they evolved, despite possessing a state of elevated consciousness far beyond that of any other primate.