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91. But when necessity dictated, the patrol was adept in suppressing rebellion without outside help.

92. The intellect merely helps us choose the means by which we may best achieve ends dictated by our instincts.

93. The market dictated the price, and Salomon Brothers' traders learned to cope.

94. Fonti dictated notes to himself into a small pocket tape recorder.

95. Censorship, dictated by the military and Catholic priests, cut a lot.

96. Everything was dictated by Moscow,[sentencedict.com] and that meant only the Leninist viewpoint.

97. The pastor called in his secretary and dictated a letter to Scott saying he and the elders would meet him.

98. The mere fact of his suspicions concerning Tammuz dictated he must at least inspect who came calling.

99. As a result he developed links with Hastings as well as Gloucester, but it was the latter which dictated his actions in 1483.

100. Laws about toxic emissions, like membership of regulatory bodies, have been dictated by industry lobbyists.

101. In any event, my movements are dictated by no income for such social travelling and my job search.

102. These percentages were not uniform across the country: local specialities dictated what was available.

103. He should have felt as tired and inadequate as his age and circumstances dictated, but he did not.

104. They were not dictated by management or developed by outside consultants.

105. This may be a brief summary of reasons or a full decision dictated by the chairman.

106. With an eye for a nice little earner, Del Trotter dictated his letter of application to chief sports writer Roy Collins.

107. A writer for Temple Bar visited the Tabernacle and reported that the congregation dictated the style.

107. Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

108. Many found it difficult to give accurate figures as the livestock year dictated two very definite peak work periods.

109. The conqueror dictated the surrender terms.

110. The conqueror dictated terms to the surrender.

111. 'Most of the times, you'll find [a singing bird] in a snuff box or bulky clock, where the blocky form is dictated by the function, ' says Mr. Bacs.

112. Our marriage was a personal happenstance, but its possibility was dictated by historical conditions: it happened after a turn in Sino-American relations.

113. Whether it was the heart which dictated this system of complaisance and humility adopted by our Rebecca, is to be proved by her after history.

114. This avoids the reduction of background elements dictated by the geometry of vanishing point perspective view.

115. The conductor shape is therefore dictated by the conductive plastic shape.

116. A variable number of arguments to be converted to text as dictated by the format string.

117. A custom priority field was created on the tracking tickets, updated based on the project plan, and dictated to each developer in the order they should perform their tasks.

118. But change they must , however grudgingly and painfully, for this is dictated by the general trend.

119. Nor is it fair to say that Obama's have-it-both-ways position meant that black voters were going to march sheeplike to the polls and vote as Obama dictated.

120. Tudsbury rushed to the Raffles and dictated this hot story to Pamela.