Sentence examples for dictates that either from inspiring English sources

It dictates that either batsman can be given out if they intentionally touch the ball with a hand that is not holding their bat.

At the end of the season, logic dictates that either the Knicks or the Nets will be crowned the best team in New York.

Rape culture dictates that either all sexual assaults are innately false or that the victim was somehow responsible for the actions of the perpetrator.

While it is not illegal for two companies to share board members, rules regarding the practice dictate that either the companies themselves or the competing products should be small enough so that the link does not affect the market.

Dirty energy industries are sure to put up a fight but it's only a question of time before public pressure and economics dictate that they either change or go out of business".

The wily detective Porfiry warns him that the law of nature dictates that he will either be driven mad or obliged to confess.

"Manchester is small enough that all of the cultural leaders in the city can get together for a breakfast meeting and say: 'what are we going to do to make things better here?'" That wouldn't be possible in London, she says, where size dictates that projects are either "done sector by sector or little area by little area".

Common sense would dictate that".

"We'll let time dictate that.

I think the market will dictate that".

Old Italian superstitions dictate that hunchbacks bring good luck.