Sentence examples for system dictates from inspiring English sources

The system dictates under what circumstances police, fire or other officials take control of an emergency.

Only, no standardized system dictates the way in which these samples are tested.

The quota system dictates how foreign films are screened in China.

"Not a single penny will go to Whitehall, and not a single penny will subsidise other councils as the current system dictates," Healey said.

The firm's underlying compensation system dictates the pay difference between superiors and subordinates and the amount of a raise that comes with an increase in responsibility.

Under our system, dictates from Congress turn into gobbledygook as they travel from the Education Department to state education agencies and then to local school districts.

Turkey's growing presence has upset some Bosnian Serbs, who maintain a parallel government in Bosnia under the complicated system dictated by 1995 peace agreements.

Douam F, Hrebikova G, Albrecht YESoto, Sellau J, Sharon Y, Ding Q, et al. Single-cell tracking of flavivirus RNA uncovers species-specific interactions with the immune system dictating disease outcome.

Although the thermodynamic properties of the system dictate the phase separation that can take place, the kinetic parameters are of equal significance with respect to membrane formation.

Last month, a group of 10 meat processors called on the government to take a greater role in export regulation for Muslim countries, saying the current system, dictated by importing countries, gave some certifiers an unfair advantage.

Management of ecological entities in agricultural landscapes is often challenged by a complex ownership structure governed by a cadastral system dictated by agricultural interests and historical land use practices.