Sentence examples for dictated the 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.

"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.

The economy improved and homelessness dropped, but last year's economic slump has "once again dictated the need to address this," said Kevin Seaman, a Stony Brook attorney who represents dozens of schools, including Tuckahoe.

Once again, context dictates the need.

Traditional political philosophy dictates the need to control the message.

Basic optical laws pertaining to lithography dictate the need for highly planarized surfaces.

Political reality further dictates the need for independent schools to wake up.

The fast pace of new method development and publication dictates the need for continuous benchmarking.