Sentence examples for dictated that while from inspiring English sources

Public opinion eventually dictated that, while the rest of the party enjoyed dinner at the governor's house, I was dragged on to the radio to apologise.

Trump "dictated that whole letter.

Wisdom dictates that ambitious eye-candy enter Popstars, while those who 'can really sing' join Fame Academy.

Common sense would dictate that".

I think the market will dictate that".

But you guys will dictate that".

That's because Canada's immigration laws dictate that sex work while legal for Canadians is off-limits to any immigrant coming to live, work, or study in Canada.

"I can't dictate that," he said.

Tradition dictates that while selling themselves as potential presidents, candidates must also sell T-shirts, pins and gimme hats.

Protocol dictates that while his bow did not not necessarily have to be deep, like a theatrical bow and scrape, it should have gone down around 45 degrees from the waist.

The nature of the MS disease course dictates that while the chosen therapy must slow or ideally prevent further disease progression, allowance must be made for the fact that treatment is life-long.