Sentence examples for this should dictate from inspiring English sources
Hundreds of academic studies have explicitly raised the risks of developmental harm to foetuses and young children from exposure to BPA and this should dictate a strong precautionary policy response from European regulators".
(Provincial Manager), while others pointed to the need for local prioritisation: "The burden of disease in particular areas should dictate this [the role], some areas have different health issues".
Your contract should dictate whether this type of insurance is required on your loan.
On this view, the specific physics under investigation in any particular situation should dictate which definition of singularity to use in that situation, if, indeed, any at all.
But Netflix argues that the marketplace should dictate consumers' level of control.
"Beyond what's right, even enlightened self-interest should dictate it," he told me.
In theory, the global free market should dictate supply and demand of a scarce commodity.
Just because technology plays a role in progress does not mean it should dictate progress.
"It's not something that should dictate a leader, his behavior or his priorities," Mr. Baltiansky said.
The arrogance of it - that the few should dictate the movements of so many.
Who, then, should dictate when and how such procedures can be used?
