Sentence examples for dictated the ways from inspiring English sources

The data reveals that the development and evolution of HPC across Canada has had to manage a set of inheritances that, over time, have dictated the ways in which health services are funded, allocated, planned and delivered.

Jets Coach Herman Edwards said Chrebet's presence virtually dictated the way a defense must play the Jets.

He dictated the way the thing was going to go from the very beginning".

What Wynn pioneered so successfully in Las Vegas was the introduction of entertainment on a major scale and the realisation that there was money to be made not only in the casinos, which had traditionally dictated the way resorts were run, but in all the previously peripheral areas.

Leicestershire head coach Ben Smith: "It was a tremendous fightback by us after the first day, but in the end the wicket dictated the way the game went.

Liz: In college I was trained to crop in the lens, not in the darkroom, so this pure way of image capture dictated the way I printed.

When presented with the findings of their subconscious racial bias toward patients, many of the doctors in Cooper's study said they were unaware it had actually dictated the way they acted.

Although prediction tools have strongly dictated the way we studied miRNAs in the past, their relevancy will change as our repertoire of experimental tools improve.

The agency is focusing on problems to be solved, but "not dictating the ways to solve it," Dehgan says.

For all these reasons, national authorities are rarely in a position to unilaterally dictate the ways in which new technologies are leveraged to interact with affected populations.

Intellectual property law dictates the ways knowledge is distributed, determines how it can be profitable, and protects original, creative ideas, products and services from simply being pick-pocketed.