Sentence examples for dictated this result from inspiring English sources

But here, Delaware had already punted on hearing this case, the federal government had essentially dictated this result and there was enough Delaware case law to support a decision upholding JPMorgan's actions.

The power dictates this result.

The loss of the outpost "Beatrice" and now "Gabrielle", allowed almost pin point artillery to be rained down for the rest of the battle and cut off any air resupply using the airstrip, and this dictated the resulting events.

The court said the Congressional resolution dictated that result.

Justice Kagan, writing for the court, said the relevant federal law, which instructed judges that "imprisonment is not an appropriate means of promoting correction and rehabilitation," dictated the result.

If the market dictated the subject, the photographer's skill still dictated the results.

Even when these exhibitions were produced by minority curators and ethnically defined institutions, the prevailing narrow reading of multiculturalism -- the marketable version -- often dictated the results.

The intermediate species formed after oxygen evolution dictated the resulting carbon skeleton and thus the graphitizability.

Results indicated that the early stage LLPS in the PEH/PEB blend prior to crystallization indeed dictated the resulting lamellar structures, including the average size of lamellar stack and the stack distribution.

This data edge drove the McAuliffe campaign's decisions on how to conduct its polling, which then dictated the results it got.

"Again, that doesn't dictate the result.