Sentence examples for dictated that from inspiring English sources

The court said the Congressional resolution dictated that result.

The constraints of transport and accessibility dictated that field excursions be long and often arduous.

Debate rules set by the League of Women Voters dictated that Quam answered this one first.

"If a form of music is dictated that way, that certainly is not art," he said.

A hierarchy of colors dictated that yellow be used by only the most senior imperial women.

Logic originally dictated that viruses be identified on the basis of the host they infect.

The popularity of the united front against the Japanese may have dictated that outcome.

No, I don't think Rupert Murdoch dictated that phrase - think of it instead as pure coincidence.

Trump "dictated that whole letter.

However, feature geometry, material selection, and manufacturing cost dictated that CNC milling was chosen.

"The game dictated that," O'Rourke said.