Sentence examples for with this dictum from inspiring English sources

Most, but not all, health care systems currently operate in accordance with this dictum [ 4].

From the beginning, his students are exceptionally willing to follow this dictum, with an eloquence that doesn't quite tally with the assertion that some of them had no formal education after the age of 10 or 11.

The pace of hospitals has been pushed to the breaking point to accommodate this dictum, with blood analyzers and body scanners running 24 hours a day.

Yet the myth that associates this dictum with his name remains very powerful, and one still hears his legacy invoked through the redeclaration of this pronouncement that he never actually declared.

The flip side of this dictum is the promise that with feedback, you can control anything.

Usually this dictum sounds like enthusiasm.

He added: "I have scrupulously observed this dictum for all of my adult life, and have had pretty darn good luck with the longevity of my various vehicles.

Mill interprets this dictum inconsistently.

Now, with the United States, France and Britain approving the supply of weapons to rebel groups fighting Bashar al-Assad in Syria — and just two years after Merkel's embarrassing rejection (alongside Vladimir Putin and China's rulers) of the West's intervention against Muammar el-Qaddafi in Libya — the chancellor has effectively rewritten her dealing-with-dictators dictum.

Almost half a century has passed since Andy Warhol introduced an exhibition in Sweden with the dictum that "In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes".

Banksy has always had a fatalistic streak: in one of his books, a pair of lovebirds is juxtaposed with the dictum "As soon as you meet someone, you know the reason you will leave them".