Sentence examples similar to dictated need from inspiring English sources

Another Afghan official said the logic of the region dictated the need for unseemly alliances.

TO a certain extent, the movie's budget dictated the need for realism.

But he added that care should be provided regardless of age, dictated by need.

"The calendar dictated the need," said Gadi Baltiansky, Mr. Barak's spokesman.

In this case, Mr. Castaneda says, political realities have dictated the need for diversity, with or without the law.

This article will focus on management of later problems where articular subsidence, degeneration, and arthrosis have dictated the need for varying degrees of prosthetic replacement.

And it was the variety show format that dictated a need for an 18-piece orchestra on the stage each night.

In the current study, urinalysis was similarly only performed at baseline and not repeated unless clinical signs dictated the need to do so.

These changes have dictated the need for a rural health workforce that is adaptable and equipped with the skills and knowledge to diversify service delivery models [ 2].

As the situation dictated, Lorelli needed to change out both the CEO and CFO in June.

Once again, context dictates the need.