Sentence examples for law dictated from inspiring English sources
On that day, Jewish law dictated, there would be an additional day of mourning.
The details of the law dictated a phase-out of the manufacture of certain bulbs in their current incarnation, starting with 100-watt bulbs next January.
Mr. Bardavid said he believed that case law dictated that Mr. Montrevil be released until deportations were resumed, and vowed to sue the government if necessary.
When he was arrested in February on a drunken driving charge, Mr. Acevedo was allowed to keep his license, even though the law dictated otherwise.
A secular democracy should respect the passions that religious faith animates on moral dilemmas, but it should not have its law dictated by them.
Until 2001, in fact, when the company went public, a state law dictated that the chief justice of the state's Supreme Court selected 6 of Prudential's 24 directors.
Murphy's Law dictates that 2000 is a leap year.
Guatemalan law dictates that he cannot seek re-election.
Under normal circumstances, US law dictates that divorcing spouses split their assets 50-50.
This law dictates that stardom cannot last longer than three years.
Prudence and law dictate the same result: cold feet at the altar.
