Sentence examples for it also dictates from inspiring English sources
The market dictates what properties are sought, and it also dictates what will and will not thrive.
It also dictates the minimum worker-to-child ratio, staff qualifications and other minutiae which centres devoted to drop-off care must conform with.
MILAN — Vivienne Westwood 's support for environmental issues has been well documented, and more often than not it also dictates the direction of her collections.
This intimate connection is required by the symmetries; it also dictates the rate at which Higgs bosons decay into pairs of W or Z bosons.
It also dictates the rate of interest: "If a merchant puts out money on interest, for one shekel of silver he shall receive one-sixth of a shekel .Both London and Paris will have the pleasure of seeing the lions, cows and dragons (including the dragon shown above) that decorated the Ishtar Gate during Nebuchadnezzar II's reign (605-562BC).
It also dictates who you must pass the product onto, once it's grown.
Not only did Apple charge operators more for its iPhone than other smartphones, it also dictated how much operators needed to subsidize the phone for consumers.
It also dictated form, allowing for the image-driven rather than plot-driven cinema that he explored in Imagining October 19844) and The Angelic Conversation (1985).
How could a government with a non-English majority, such as described, allow any grand committee to dictate legislation that would, inevitably, see it also dictating taxation and public expenditure to pay for that legislation?Sir Malcolm, like me, a former Scottish member of parliament, knows all about grand committees that do not reflect the House majority.
Yet China remains one of the world's most obstinate abusers of basic human rights.It didn't outlaw police torture and threats until 1996, when it also dictated for the first time that defendants have the right to a lawyer and are to be presumed innocent until proven guilty.
It can also dictate tissue architecture, as it does in many epithelia.
