Sentence examples for has also dictated from inspiring English sources

Temperament has also dictated he does most of his work on Long Hill; months ago, he refused for days in a row to cross the road that separates it from Warren Hill and Palmer gave up trying to insist.

Although the CBA promoter has been shown to drive GFP expression in most ocular tissues soon after injection, it has also been documented to dictate a more restricted distribution of tissue-specific genes in the eye [46].

Consistency has also been ensured via a set of annotation guidelines that dictated the form of the phenotypic concepts, their lexical boundaries and the process of handling negation.

It has also been proposed that the intracellular location of p53 activity dictates these functions.

The company has also adapted the speech-recognition engine from Office XP to let you dictate into applications and make corrections with the pen.

The policy dictating how UC officers should use their firearms has also been placed under review.

The law also dictated that new fire escapes had to be accessible from every apartment.

MGM also dictated the kind of entertainment: Because impersonator Danny Gans has an exclusive gig at the Mirage, no other MGM properties can hire competitors.

The selection was also dictated too by the fact that rapamycins' effect on translation initiation has been extensively studied.

It's full of joy, but also dictated by many unfair double standards, from being judged for your sexual choices to having your ultimate worth dictated by your looks.

Unresolved questions over Serbia's future have also enabled the extreme right to dictate political debate, Mr. Grubacic said.