Dictates in a sentence

A League of Their Own ultimately celebrates women in a male-dominated area and serves as a reminder to pursue one’s dream despite what society dictates.

And while this section of the U.S. Code dictates expedited deportation protocols, it typically allows more time for migrants to lodge asylum claims than what they were afforded under Title 42.

A weapon's blade dictates its attack and guard stats, attack type, and primary Fable Art which can be used in battle.

Common sense dictates that emergency powers should be limited to real emergencies and not confer timeless power.

Daniella Weiss, another settler leader, told Kan public radio that the ministers' participation in the march could be a ''therapy for the government to free yourselves from the dictates of the U.S. and Europe'' concerning West Bank settlement.

Democracy ought not to function on the dictates or within the whims and caprices of privileged few, who by crooked means assume power and authority.

House precedent dictates that members continue to vote until someone secures the majority needed to prevail.

If only one person dictates the terms of a strategic planning meeting, the interest and engagement levels of other attendees will likely be limited.

Insight dictates how well one creature can read another or gauge a social situation, both of which are vital for manipulating interactions.

In the family truck, Nona cited — from memory — CFR Title 25 Chapter 1 Part 226, which dictates what happens to the equipment when a lease is terminated.

Iqaiangunaq hearing they are “lazy” when the system dictates the lifestyle we live today.

Meanwhile, Sarper dictates the weight of Shekinah, as well as her hair and makeup.

Often the purpose of your 3D model dictates the settings you'll use to print it.

Once signed, all member nations will be subject to the WHO’s dictates.

Outgoing leader Jair Bolsonaro left Brazil for the US state of Florida Friday — reportedly to avoid having to hand the presidential sash to his bitter enemy, as tradition dictates.

Sometimes, though, circumstance dictates a name: Chew F.O. makes the perfect name for a cookie business founded in a state full of lunatics (Florida).

State law dictates that APD must “purge” the data after 90 days unless it is being used for a criminal case, Moore says.

The acrimony that has accompanied previous failed attempts to draft a document that meets both federal dictates and local acceptance has left some leaders shy of the issue.

The Malawi Law Society (MLS) has found private practicing lawyer Silvester Ayuba James guilty of embezzling a client’s money contrary to the legal professional’s dictates.

The military mandate on mental health prescription medication dictates that a potential candidate for enlistment has to be off that medication for a minimum of two years to start the enlistment process.