Sentence examples for dictated explicitly from inspiring English sources
"Then-Secretary Shulkin dictated explicitly to John Ullyot how he wanted this particular issue handled," VA Press Secretary Curt Cashour told VICE News in a statement.
How patients went about utilizing their ability to have access to medicine wasn't explicitly dictated, nor were explicit parameters made to ensure that a patient had access to medicine.
Omission is an honourable tradition - we think of the conscientious objectors who would not fight - if we have reached a point where doctors standing aside from one aspect of medicine as their conscience dictates (an aspect explicitly forbidden by the Hippocratic Oath, let's not forget), cannot be contained and managed by the system, then yes, something has to give.
To ensure that the Pentagon did not reinterpret his decision, Mr. Obama dictated a six-page, single-space "terms sheet" explicitly laying out his troop order and its objectives, a document included in the book's appendix.
"To ensure that the Pentagon did not reinterpret his decision, Mr. Obama dictated a six-page, single-space "terms sheet" explicitly laying out his troop order and its objectives," according to The New York Times.
The rarity of acromegaly may have dictated the use of convenience samples in most studies but this was not explicitly reported.
In DNS, all scales of motion, from the integral scales dictated by the boundary conditions down to the dissipative Kolmogorov scale determined by viscosity, are explicitly resolved.
The choice to consider only a single cleavage cycle was dictated by the need to minimize the effects of growth and developmental changes on the system (which we do not explicitly model).
Success dictated widespread imitation.
Location often dictated content.
