Because Marshall Gardiner had no will, Kansas law dictates that his estate be split between wife and son.
For those not up on their medieval execution methods, one story helpfully explained that had the sentence against Al-Nimr been carried out, the Saudi way dictates that his head would have been cut off with a sword, and then his headless body would have been publicly displayed as a lesson to others who would dare challenge the Saudi monarchy.
Term limits dictate that his reign as borough president end in December 2001; the moment, some whisper, cannot arrive soon enough.
In his wildly influential 1920 cookbook, "Cooking and Pâtisserie Guide," the Greek chef Nicholas Tselementes dictated that his native food had become too Eastern under Turkish rule and that it needed to return to its roots -- but with modish Frenchification.
Terry's legal team had argued that the governing body's own rules dictated that his acquittal in court meant the case could not proceed but the FA believed its charge was distinct from the court charge.
The manager's generosity and loyalty to staff dictate that his key lieutenants, John Carver, Andy Woodman and Steve Stone, say they could not wish for a better boss while players frequently speak highly of him.
Afterwards, he and Hendrickje lived happily together, though he couldn't afford to marry her; Saskia's will dictated that his share of her family fortune would be lost if he were ever to remarry.
When anatomical competence was complete, it was still the abstraction, the pattern, that dictated that his subjects be nude; for it is certain that the average Greek dressed for everyday life and for battle and that only in the exercise ground or the racetrack was the naked body freely revealed.
When Mr Adams declared at his ard fheis (party conference) last weekend that Sinn Féin wanted to lead the next Irish government, those poll ratings dictated that his ambition should be taken seriously.
Terry's legal team argued the governing body's own rules dictated that his acquittal in court meant the case could not proceed but the FA believed their charge was distinct from the court charge.
When Andy Warhol died, his will dictated that his entire estate, with the exception of a few modest bequests to family members, be used to create a foundation dedicated to the advancement and proliferation of the visual arts.
