Sentence examples for dictates this is from inspiring English sources
We are in a completely new landscape now … Much more of partnership working, no longer government dictates, this is absolutely the time to make voluntary pay-reporting work".
Weighted-average ratchets (broad-based or narrow) only convert a portion of Investor A's stock to the new price and the formula that dictates this is based upon how much new money comes in at a lower price and how low that price is.
And although logic dictates that this is morainic material once entrained within a westward flowing glacier, on a still, sunny day the sense of a built structure was hard to shake.
Political theory dictates that this is a dubious choice for Mr. Romney, since Mr. Ryan's views, especially on Medicare, are not likely to poll well with the average voter.
But the standards will not dictate how this is to be achieved.
At the time of writing, it's round two of the WSoP, with the size of the field dictating that this is the second of the two days it'll take to complete it.
Nevertheless, economic factors have frequently dictated that this is the only possible way in which smaller communities can be provided with performance spaces, and the design of such spaces is becoming more sophisticated and efficient.
Common sense would dictate that this is where the story ends.
Actually to look at things instead of assuming that they must be as logic and language dictate – this was what Wittgenstein preached, but never actually practised in his philosophising, according to Toulmin, who consistently applied the maxim in all areas of his disparate contribution.
