Sentence examples for dictates requirements from inspiring English sources

Title III dictates requirements for wiretaps.

Title III of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 dictates requirements for Trap and Trace Orders.

Traditionally, a product manager might view her job as one of dictating requirements for features and functions in a product.

The new rules dictate requirements right down to which side of the house can have an attic vent (not be on the forest side).

To the contrary, the fact that the Court ordered briefing on the jurisdictional question sua sponte demonstrates its adherence to traditional and constitutionally dictated requirements.

Dr. Means's work in Kansas City ended abruptly last month, after she had performed about 50 abortions, half her training goal, when the clinic shifted its focus to trying to stay open under the new state regulations that dictate requirements for the size of rooms at abortion clinics, the stocking of emergency equipment, medications and blood supplies, and ties to hospitals.

Finally, fatigue lifetimes of an industrial composite pipe subjected to different varying internal pressure are predicted and its long-term behavior over the span of 50 years of continuous operation is estimated as the dictated requirement by international rules and regulations.

With nearly every university offering some kind of business or management degree, reputation dictates grade requirements.

"We did not dictate any requirements that had to be followed.

The business needs of the company and its users dictate the requirements that Exchange messaging solution must fulfill.

Major unresolved issues include: how does a GATA factor selectively utilize diverse coregulators; do distinct epigenetic landscapes and nuclear microenvironments of target genes dictate coregulator requirements; and do gene cohorts controlled by a common coregulator ensemble function in common pathways.