Sentence examples for dictating that from inspiring English sources

Proponents, with Oscar Wilde at the forefront, declared war on any blank surface, dictating that spaces be filled with pattern, including lots of wallpaper.

Berkeley opposes this sort of mechanism throughout his writings, believing that it engenders skepticism by dictating that bodies are utterly unlike our sensory experience of them.

What followed was an erosion in standards dictating that detainees be treated humanely".

High Fgf and Wnt levels in the posterior PSM repress mesp2 expression [ 39, 40], dictating that gene activation occurs only when Fgf/Wnt levels drop below a determined threshold.

We are not pushing people out or dictating that they stay.

He knows the next few weeks will go a long way towards dictating that.

Common sense would dictate that".

I think the market will dictate that".

Old Italian superstitions dictate that hunchbacks bring good luck.

We'd like to see him dictate that tempo early.

The court said the Congressional resolution dictated that result.