Sentence examples for fully dictated from inspiring English sources

Her relationship to "women in film" questions and debates has fully dictated my response: a mix of a raised brow — "Do we really need to go over this again?" — and an understanding that sexism isn't gone, and that we have to engage in the debate a bit, even when it frustrates us.

In fact, in recent years, the nationalist-conservative governments in Poland and Hungary didn't miss a chance to show their resistance to EU policies, which they allege are almost fully dictated by Brussels and Berlin.

Company idylls and structure no longer fully dictate how people move around.

But it if was just a hit, his ERA would be 0.00 which doesn't fully dictate what happened.

When war came, with the invasion of Afghanistan, in late 2001, Rumsfeld had only the barest beginnings of a transformed military, but he had a fully formed philosophy that dictated how America would fight.

The policies of each medical unit in prison dictated how fully participants engaged in self-management practices.

It is perhaps the singular anguish of every high-minded artist that he can't fully manage or dictate the way his efforts are metabolized by the public.

Despite not actually knowing any LGBT people, this demographic feels fully competent to dictate policy to them, including healthcare.

(vi) We also assume that any temporary imbalance between the membrane area and the cell wall area (due to exocytosis) will be rectified by lipid flow and endocytosis and that the cell shape is dictated by the fully inflated cell wall.

First of all, it must be stated that the choice of dressings studied was dictated by the available fully published health economic evaluations.

It will also be important to determine whether there are some extratumoral signatures that are dictated by tumor characteristics, to fully explore the role of the extratumoral tissue in disease progression.