Sentence examples for which dictated the from inspiring English sources

It was the brazenness of the atrocity which dictated the cost of the inquiry.

Results confirmed our previous data regarding the wall shear stress generated by high-velocity water drops which dictated the efficacy of biofilm detachment.

The Bonn Agreement did make Afghan government and politics more inclusive, but it could not overcome U.S. counter-terrorism policy, which dictated the exclusion of the Taliban and was supported by a broad international consensus.

Reviewing existing scientific evidence, which dictated the thresholds they set, the authors found that compared with those who sit the least, those who sit most are more than twice as likely to develop type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease and have a 13%and17%7% increased risk of cancer incidence and mortality respectively.

The iconography of the great, declining Midwestern steel town has been so frequently broadcast that there is a general impression that the region is practically littered with isolated plants like Granite City Works, which dictated the fate of a town and where sons followed fathers into steelwork.

Jobs outlined the plans in his will, which dictated the sale to close tomorrow.

It is this which dictates the final bonus.

But fixed elements like the PATH tracks dictate the location of the station, which dictates the location of the concourses, which dictate the location of mechanical space.

Not according to the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada), which dictates the rules for the 2012 Olympiad.

Third, the fuel carbon intensity, which dictates the emissions profile of the vehicle.

Elietu and his committee set the budget for the school, which dictates the fees.