Sentence examples for will dictate that from inspiring English sources

I think the market will dictate that".

In reality, finances will dictate that, for many couples, it's business as usual.

But you guys will dictate that".

"I want to force my way back in and only performances at club level will dictate that".

From 25 May, new European laws will dictate that "explicit consent" must be gathered from web users who are being tracked via cookies.

If we target only the primary population then ecological principles of selection will dictate that minor populations will succeed into this, now available, niche.

When Andy Warhol died, his will dictated that his entire estate, with the exception of a few modest bequests to family members, be used to create a foundation dedicated to the advancement and proliferation of the visual arts.

Their wills dictate that any remaining money be disbursed by a deadline–"sunset philanthropy," as it is called.

Gibran's will dictated that Marianna be given his money; Haskell his manuscripts and paintings; and the town of Bsharri all future American royalties on the books published during his lifetime.

In Vienna, Mohamed ElBaradei, the director general of the atomic agency, has made it clear in conversations with diplomats that he believes pragmatism will eventually dictate that Iran be allowed some limited form of enrichment, monitored constantly by his agency.

Binance says that it will not "dictate" that amount nor is there a minimum fee for a project to get listed.