Sentence examples for which dictates from inspiring English sources

It is this which dictates the final bonus.

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

The PGA Tour, which dictates any course changes, seems content with the status quo.

It's called skeuomorphism, a design principle which dictates that a new object incorporates something of the old.

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

Prices are predictably bracing, which dictates our choice of wine: "Rick Stein's Spanish white", a frisky, unsophisticated verdejo/viura blend.

I always shop according to what is on sale, which dictates what we will eat that week.

They do so through the "once only" policy, which dictates that no single piece of information should be entered twice.

Southern European countries have often felt poorly served by the Dublin Regulation, which dictates that the E.U. nations where migrants first arrive are ultimately responsible for them.

Another possibility could be the dynamic of the size of the court, which dictates a 5-to-4 voting pattern as the winning combination.

As I said earlier, we are in the midst of a harsh battle, which dictates we all stand united, together, and put aside all differences, complaints or criticism".