Sentence examples for rules dictates that from inspiring English sources

One of those rules dictates that the five nonsuspects, known as fillers, in six-person lineups be similarly clothed as the suspect and of the same sex and race and of roughly the same age, height and build.

The FFP rules dictate that clubs must effectively break even from 2011-12 onwhens, when monitoring begins.

Official rules dictate that ministers must declare all gifts valued at more than £140.

Unfortunately for the Giants, rules dictate that teams give the ball to the other side after four downs.

Or is it that Hollywood rules dictate that Changez has to be a nice guy: a "reluctant" hero?

Baseball rules dictated that Mariano Rivera earn the save in last night's 5-4 Yankees victory over the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.

(Ms. Ward said she had requested they use the honorific as practice for formal club meetings, when parliamentary rules dictated that officers be addressed by title rather than by name to avoid making things too personal).

But as in Europe, where rules dictate that airlines must be majority-owned by Europeans, strict ownership controls in Africa would prevent foreign groups from establishing their own African subsidiaries and exporting all the profits.

Treasury rules dictate that borrowing by publicly owned bodies has to be counted as public borrowing.Whatever the government eventually decides, the status quo is no longer an option.

The rules dictate that exhaust gases may not be redirected.

The problem with that was that the rules dictate that changes to the tyre specification can only be imposed for safety reasons.