Yet the economics of selling wireless phone service dictate that Sprint and Nextel merge to survive.
As was the case ever since the Department of Justice and the Post had clashed over the Pentagon Papers, earlier that year, rules about process service dictated that the guard at the front desk call Bradlee's office, where I was now sitting and being grilled about the business of the grand jury and its potential impact on the paper.
Universal economic constraints in healthcare services dictate that further developments in total hip replacement will be governed by their cost-effectiveness.
The pre-1900 develofmenthef the American city was almost completely a chronicle of the economics of the production, collection, and distribution of physical commodities and basic services dictated by geography, but there have been striking deviations from this pattern.
They sit on a mountain of customer, device, and network data that can inspire new services, dictate new business models and drive new modes of operation.
Rationalizing public employee remuneration, however necessary it may be, should not and must not, for the stability of society and quality of public services, dictate pushing public employees into servitude.
"In past administrations, the Pentagon's top civilians have issued specific orders to the services," dictating which programs should be reduced and which priorities protected, said Lawrence Korb, a senior defense official in the opening years of the Reagan Administration.
Military culture versus the robotics revolution Paul Scharre | War On The Rocks | 29 July 2014 How service culture dictates the way that weaponry is used.
We're in the midst of a very important race that could help dictate the future of location-based services.
The government requires every state to cover certain medical services and dictates groups of people and the basic income levels that states must include.
