Sentence examples similar to dictated closure from inspiring English sources
Stop the "centrally-dictated" closure of A&E and maternity wards.
Italy's president and prime minister both attended, although the latter, embroiled in rows over factory closures dictated by Fiat's plight, chose to arrive in an Audi rather than in one of Fiat's upmarket saloons.
Primarily, the closure levels are dictated by the magnitude of the static crack opening displacement and amount of residual plasticity along the crack line.
The timing of wound closure or coverage was dictated by the surgeon's judgement of the health of the wound, and negative wound cultures were not a prerequisite for this.
Dwindling compensation and rising ED closures dictate that meeting this challenge demands greater operational efficiency.
In fact, the cause and underlying abnormalities strongly influence the likelihood of spontaneous closure and dictate the need for additional medical, surgical, or interventional treatment; therefore, the following sections will present the postoperative, CD-related and malignant ECFs separately with their specific imaging features and therapeutic approaches [1, 2, 3, 6].
Our own experimental AWP closure did not influence kangaroo populations and reaffirmed that kangaroo densities are dictated by food availability in Australia's water rich rangelands.
Success dictated widespread imitation.
Location often dictated content.
Conditions dictated style.
