Sentence examples for which are dictated from inspiring English sources

The music usually begins with a prelude followed by a list of pieces the sequences of which are dictated by the narrator.

At this point, the copper is cast into anodes, the shape and weight of which are dictated by the particular electrolytic refinery.

Buttler is one of 11 recipients of the new deals – the salaries of which are dictated by a performance ranking system – while 10 old-style Test central contracts have also been handed out for the 2016-17 period.

The mass-market tabloid Bild responded to the plan with a banner headline last week that read like both a plea and a pithy description of the national mood: "Chancellor, We've Had Enough!" The policies, which are dictated in part by European Union limits on government deficits, are sapping the confidence of consumers and businesses, as well as of many experts.

Proteins perform several functions in living systems, which are dictated mainly by their three-dimensional structures.

Upon thermal treatment, the thermally unstable block undergoes thermolysis generating pores, the size and shape of which are dictated by the initial copolymer morphology.

But Povlacs said the reason for that was design, which was dictated by the government, not quality.

All TrackMan clients join the company's data-sharing network, which is dictated by a basic set of access rules.

Top speed is 62 miles an hour, which is dictated more by decreasing range at higher speeds than by limited power.

Her supporters say that despite the outcome, which was dictated first by the university's needs and then by the Supreme Court, she demonstrated her resolve to fight discrimination.

"Under the provisions of the Civil Service Compensation Scheme, they were paid compensation payments the size of which were dictated by the rules of the scheme taking into account their salaries and length of service.