Sentence examples for have dictated a development from inspiring English sources

Gascoyne said: "The rules for the lower noses have dictated a development direction and I'm sure we won't be the worst-looking one out there.

Harvard Provost Steve Hyman acknowledges that the economic uncertainties "have dictated a thorough review of all Harvard's capital planning, including its future development in Allston," but he insists that "no final decisions have been made".

The Old Master appeared to have dictated a message to Perino, just before his death.

Historically, the development of progressively faster Computed Tomography (CT) technology has dictated a recurrent need to re-examine intravenous contrast agent enhancement regimens.

Further development of welding technology, however, has dictated an increase in the use of hydrogen, particularly due to economic reasons.

Economy of means has dictated an overall gain in glamour.

However, neither MINSA nor ICGES has dictated an agenda of national priorities for health.

Hospital restrictions (such as estate provision and theatre allocation) could also impact on development, additionally the population served could also have dictated provision based on demand.

The data reveals that the development and evolution of HPC across Canada has had to manage a set of inheritances that, over time, have dictated the ways in which health services are funded, allocated, planned and delivered.

China's physical relief has dictated its development in many respects.

Here we have dictated that it should be the long-shafted hook of the A. minus that is the model, the decision made as a basis of the results of part 2 of the study when we discovered that the evolutionary sparkle had gone into the development of a cellulose hook that was fibrous and therefore non-homogenous.