Sentence examples for was dictated for from inspiring English sources
Waks says Chabad has "all the hallmarks" of a cult – "every waking moment was dictated for us", he said.
Before my current position, I worked at a hotel where my entire ensemble was dictated for me - hair, nails, jewelry, shoes, and clothing.
The implication is that selection of antibiotic regimen was dictated for this event and will be for any future episodes by the results of in vitro susceptibility testing of the implicated strain [18].
These notes often contain more information than ICD-10 codes because they are dictated for the purpose comprehensive patient documentation rather than billing purposes [9].
A series of action lines and strategies were dictated for achieving these priorities and when finished, the PENCYT 2010 2014 passed through an approval process with the Cabinet Council in December 2010.
This interference of the family was dictated by expediency, for in July 1824 the marchese Michele had obtained for Camillo the appointment as personal page to Charles Albert.
Sally Jewell, the interior secretary, said the decision to cancel auctions scheduled for 2016 and 2017 was dictated by current economies for oil, and the harsh conditions of hunting for oil in the Arctic which had forced Shell to pull out.
"Everything is dictated from the top for short-term political advantage, everything is tactical – this cannot go on.
Her position in the vanguard was dictated by the requirement for smooth water to successfully launch her aircraft; turbulent water from ships' wakes was enough to ruin a take off attempt.
The choice of SKF38393 was dictated by its selectivity for D1 receptor and extensive use in hundreds of similar studies, creating a convenient reference for the expected effects or the lack of thereof.
The additional sample was not truly "random" as its timing was dictated by the need for other blood tests, but nevertheless we have used the word "random" to signify this test and its results.
