Sentence examples for when dictated from inspiring English sources

Staff who are coached and supported are more likely to excel to higher levels than those in heavily controlled environments or when dictated to.

"Much as I am averse, as a matter of moral principle, to the taking of human lives in this manner, the president must yield to the higher public interest when dictated by extraordinary circumstances," Mrs. Arroyo said in a statement.

The comparison of consecutive (i.e., with a delay of 20 to 30 min) with the simultaneous TOF-MRA/PET suggests that retrospective spatial alignment is a mandatory step in case that angiography and PET cannot be acquired truly simultaneously, e.g., when dictated by other constrains of the overall study, as in this work.

Nevertheless, this research provides information on health service provider response and patient ability to seek medical help when dictated by health care needs.

Such is lenders' eagerness to deploy cash that borrowers increasingly have the upper hand when dictating terms.

One of his former leader writers told me how, when dictating his ideas for an editorial, he was so wound up that he occasionally broke into tears.

But the city of today is very different from the one of the late 1960s and '70s, when dictates to achieve racial balance first prompted "white flight" from the public schools.

The watch has a quick-reply panel on the face board for messages and suggests text or emoticons for a reply - perhaps for when dictating a reply isn't appropriate.

In a previous study, we reported that when dictating and governing strategies did not work, the last step was resigning responsibility and leaving the pregnant women on their own [ 21].

("I always used sheaths when prudence dictated it," Wells claims).

Characteristically, Kennan was ill, and he was lying in bed when he dictated it.