Sentence examples for dictated by poor from inspiring English sources

In the frame of upgrading operations, usually dictated by poor pavement condition or low level of service (LOS), the common practice consists of resurfacing the trafficked surface.

The harsh belt-tightening has been dictated by poor financial results.

When the agricultural plans are not met it is the fault of the drought, the indiscipline of the workers or the poor organization dictated by some low-ranking bureaucrat.

Increasing knowledge of individual variation in taste due to both age and genetics will shed light on potential strategies to promote healthier eating since chronic diseases derive in large part from poor food choice dictated by taste preferences, and will contribute to a new era of drug formulations designed especially for the taste palate of children.

In the United States, access to contraception is often dictated by financial status and as a result the poor are often the most directly affected.

The current tide in education reform is dictated by data worshippers; they say a great job (or poor job) can be reflected in year-to-year high-stakes testing data.

Ezrin's poor punctuality caused problems with the tight schedule dictated by Waters.

But doctors say they have little power to sift out poorer patients because the medical payment system is dictated by insurers, including the federal government and health maintenance organizations.

Mr Gove added: "Despite the evidence that other nations are closing the gap between rich and poor through great state schooling, some in this country still argue that pupil achievement is overwhelmingly dictated by socio-economic factors.

"It was dictated by you".

Branagh received a letter dictated by Olivier.