Sentence examples for rigidly dictated from inspiring English sources
Until the twentieth century, seating charts were rigidly dictated by birth.
Second, how councils spend the money that's available is rigidly dictated from the centre.
Their motives and actions become surprising and interesting; the depiction of the characters is now shadowed by social circumstances rather than rigidly dictated by them.
The key difference between the two techniques is that the contribution of each risk factor is not as rigidly dictated with ANNs as it is in a logistic regression model.
Some of the strict Muslim dictates rigidly enforced by the Taliban government that controls most of the country also apply here.
Dan Baum, a journalist and author who has closely studied the Coors family, said he thought Mr. Coors's biggest problem could be the rigidly hierarchical, publicity-shy traditions that for generations have dictated how members of the Coors family are expected to behave.
Success dictated widespread imitation.
Philadelphia dictated the pace".
Location often dictated content.
Conditions dictated style.
