Sentence examples for dictating only from inspiring English sources

"In other words, the Turkish state should provide its citizens with a freedom to believe or not believe whatever they like instead of dictating only one form of religion".

The study was pragmatically planned, dictating only the fluid resuscitation of the patients, leaving clinicians free to manage all other aspects of the patients' care as they saw fit.

The slip of paper dictated only part of his day.

Who wants to teach in a system that discourages exploration and dictates only one point of view?

A "steady pace" should mean withdrawing all combat forces on a schedule dictated only by the security of the troops.

No breath of air was stirring, from high in the tree, the movement of a leaf disengaged and tumbled down, dictated only by its own structural aerodynamics.

Jewish law dictates only that a temple contain a cabinet for storing holy scrolls; a reading platform; seats; and aisles wide enough for processionals.

But Strauss said the move had been dictated only because of the match situation, saying: "It was just a way of accommodating Davies at the top of the order.

After a decade of American blood spilled there, President Obama should declare that the schedule will be dictated only by the security of the troops, and the withdrawal should take no more than a year.

If no electrical load is connected to the generator, the applied heat source power results in a temperature differential (ΔT) with a value dictated only by the thermal conductivity of the p- and n-type semiconductor legs and their dimensions.

At my school, copperplate handwriting inside the cover dictated, "Only to be loaned to fifth formers", though the most alarming thing that happens in the book is that the male love interest willingly nicknames his penis Ralph.