Sentence examples for dictated through from inspiring English sources

Most prescriptive fire protection designs are dictated through prescriptive codes.

The speed of energy propagation in a designed structure can also be dictated through synthesis of the unit cells.

The text of the message, dictated through the telephone at Panmunjom, was carried by the North's state-run Korean Central News Agency.

Describing an incident in which he had to transcribe an order that all inhabitants of the ghetto were to be sent to the death camps, he said, "As I sat there … and the order was dictated, through the open window I heard a Viennese waltz.

These commands are dictated through natural language, instead of via specific keyword triggers, as is required in some other mobile assistant apps.

During the handwriting test, the participant was asked to write, in a blank sheet of paper, words that were dictated through the headset attached to the computer.

"This is America -- not a bunch of dictators dictating through agencies that are taking away the rights as individuals that Congress said they had".

Now she is a big-business woman in a smart tailleur, dictating through a cigarette, getting things done.

But we have no right to dictate through irresponsible action or narrow-mindedness the future of our children and their children's children.

In the future, they said there was also potential for owners to specify what patterns and colours they want on their pig's coat, which the company can also dictate through gene editing.

"Consumers and the food industry would all benefit from uniform legal requirements and the consistent outcomes that result from federal regulations, rather than state-by-state dictates through court decisions or state or local legislation," the group said in its letter.