Sentence examples for dictates making from inspiring English sources

But neither can trust what the other will do, so logic dictates making the second-best choice.

His dictates make it sound easy.

Chinese cultural dictates make it difficult for single women to raise children on their own.

High D-dimer levels dictate making a CTPA.

Redstone has participated in corporate votes at Viacom and CBS, and lawyers also have produced lengthy emails that Redstone allegedly had dictated, making it difficult for the judge to determine whose account is most credible.

When, feeling particularly cruel, I deliberately dictated, "Make reservations at La Crmerie" without spelling it, I got "Make reservations at La Cremerie" on my Palm.

And it is audience interest (or lack of interest) that dictates decisions made by editors.

His casual vibe and blunt refusal to be offensive when the score dictates it makes Tomic one of the most puzzling players on tour.

China's goal has been just the opposite: cyber-sovereignty, or a siloed system of national Internets where each country dictates what makes it in and what makes it out.

It decided how many institutions were needed in each community, what kinds of wards they should have, even how many beds — the kind of dictates once made by the governor's office and the Department of Health, but largely avoided for the last 12 years.

However, traditional cultural dictates that make women more vulnerable in the face of disaster threats because of their lack of decision-making power in disaster prevention and preparedness should be discarded and empowerment of the victims to build resilience should be adopted as a mitigation strategy.