Sentence examples for would have dictated from inspiring English sources

General scientific opinion would have dictated otherwise.

In this sensitive period of political transitions in both countries, wisdom would have dictated restraint.

Common sense, of course, would have dictated that such information was relevant to pass along.

"But that's the simplicity of what we are trying to do: conventional wisdom would have dictated we couldn't finish third.

Most interest rates have been set administratively at levels high by international comparison (until the late 1960s) but lower than market forces would have dictated.

If Hirsch had begun his authorial career at this tender age, he probably would have dictated to his mommy something akin to "The Everything Book," by Denise Fleming.

Parsimony would thus have dictated that introns were introduced into once-intact prokaryotic genes at the time of this prokaryote-eukaryote transition.

The decision to keep Mr. Bouton at the helm baffled some people in the United States and Britain, where sound corporate governance would most likely have dictated his departure.

Part of the craft is forming a relationship with the bowler – Knott and Underwood, Healy and Warne – but yes, you have to reach a certain level with the bat, and I would say that Australia have dictated that".

If there was no improvement within a year, parents could have dictated what would happen, if 51percentt of them agreed.

But federal officials and other cities decided that no one should attend the meeting because it would signal that the gun makers had dictated who would negotiate for them.