Sentences with phrase «dictate whether»

I completely agree that the size of your space should not dictate whether or not you can entertain!

Your risk tolerance should help dictate whether or not you leverage your funds.

Buyer's / Seller's Costs: Additionally, your REALTOR ® can tell you whether local customs or rules dictate whether the buyer or seller pays for the items listed below.

The decisions you make in the next 6 months will dictate whether you remain viable or not.

The pennies and small dollar differentials could dictate whether an agent is number one in the company or number two, as I personally learned when I worked for a national brand co before opening my own boutique co...

The market can dictate whether you want to buy / hold right now if the trend is going in your direction, or if the trend is moving toward flipping.

As for other printer considerations, let your budget dictate whether you go with an inkjet or splurge for a laser printer.

The choice of your DDF site provider, will dictate whether home buyers in your community go to a site you own or one owned by one of your competitors.

The presence of a significant interaction tells us that there is significant moderation (i.e., that the association between the predictor and the outcome is significantly different across levels of the moderator or that the association is conditional on values of the moderator), but tells us little about the specific conditions that dictate whether the predictor is significantly related to the outcome.

Obviously, the facts of any given case will dictate whether this is an issue.

We've found over our 11 years of mediation practice that there are 2 things that dictate whether mediation is successful or not:

However, the intention behind your affection may dictate whether your partner receives it well.

It can dictate whether a child can become a productive adult that contributes to his or her community.

However, the job market in your community may dictate whether employers hire people who are not formally trained.

The type of interview you are attending will dictate whether you should wear a suit or dress casually.

The role of body language during a job interview can largely dictate whether you will be successful in your job pursuit or not.

They are given a comparison score to dictate whether they are similar enough to be matched.

It's not the RAM or CPU speed, screen resolution or number of ports which dictate whether a product is valuable; it becomes purely about the experience of using the device.

Your unique circumstances should dictate whether or not to invest in a variable life insurance policy.

These factors will dictate whether you get assigned a low or high insurance rate.

Since the NCRB dictates what may or may not be charged by an insurance company, they also dictate whether an insurer will want to take on a certain risk if they can't charge appropriately for that risk.

Once you arrive at a ballpark coverage figure, Steuer suggests letting your individual circumstances dictate whether to use a cash - value whole life (permanent) policy, term life or a combination.

Your health can dictate whether you're offered the top benefits allowable by your occupation and income.

Your finances and what you're looking for usually dictate whether your best choice is new or used.

To make the rules clear and transparent, most appeal rights have now been extinguished and instead, the Immigration Rules dictate whether or not one is to be granted their visa, as decided by the Home Office (or immigration officer).

Your state law may dictate whether you go to your insurance company or the trucking company's first.

In the PSESA, the public employer has the unilateral authority to dictate whether and how essential services will be maintained, including the authority to determine the classifications of employees who have to continue to work during the work stoppage, the number and names of employees within each classification, and, for public employers other than the Government of Saskatchewan, the essential services that are to be maintained.

We do not believe your financial circumstances should dictate whether you can claim for an injury suffered.

A Commercial Real Estate Lease with Option to Purchase also outlines how the tenant can buy the property from the landlord during the lease (you can dictate whether this purchase option expires with the lease).

Groundwater flows, he says, «dictate whether we're going to be in a dust - bowl drought,» like the one the region experienced in the 1930s, «a mega-drought that's beyond what we've seen on record, or a wet period.»

No court finding can dictate whether man - made greenhouse gas emissions are warming the planet and causing damage to people, ecosystems and cities.

Drought conditions dictate whether atmospherically deposited sulfate stays locked in a peatland or is mobilized to stimulate the bacterial methylation of mercury.

Of course, my personal style preferences shouldn't dictate whether or not anyone buys this coat, but one has to wonder if the solar panels are a big enough selling point to cause consumers to overlook other style considerations.

Priority systems can dictate what sounds play and which are culled and the number of a particular object on screen at one time could dictate whether an individual or group sound is played.

They earn points depending on their performance, and their totals dictate whether they move up or down in the online divisional structure; it's not unlike the European sports leagues that shuffle teams between upper and lower competitive tiers.

Ultimately it is the consumer that will dictate whether this service will succeed over retail and I seriously believe this move is fantastic for the consumer!

The beta is gonna dictate whether I cancel or keep the preorder

Whether or not that sounds appealing will ultimately dictate whether or not you enjoy The Undergarden.

It's worth picking up, but your jumping in price is going to dictate whether that's now or later when used copies and digital discounts are available.

All of this will dictate whether your version of Bigby is a gruff outsider or a more personable character.

Whether they care about keeping things precise and surgical or not will probably dictate whether they're high chaos or low chaos.»

Session Info: Finances often dictate whether owners pursue hospitalization for puppies affected with canine parvovirus (CPV); high cost of care may deter owners from seeking veterinary care or prompt owners to devise their own CPV protocol.

Many variables will dictate whether a herp display requires supplemental heat.

Cat food could dictate whether your kitty lives a long and healthy life or not.

It is called the drainage angle and a simple test called gonioscopy will dictate whether a dog has an abnormal or normal drainage angle.

Your dog's medical history and breed disposition will dictate whether or not a certain food is safe to consume.

This can be done with or without a trainer; how bad the licking is will dictate whether you need a trainer or can do it on your own.

A good reputation will dictate whether or not you should send your pet to a certain pet grooming professional or if you should keep searching for a better option.

The severity level of the disorder may dictate whether you need to consider medication, but in any case, following a solid behavior modification program is the most important component of treating separation anxiety.

If you are covered by a retirement plan, your income will dictate whether or not your contribution is deductible.