Sentences with phrase «dictated by»

Further, the meal patterns determine whether a meal is reimbursable; in order for a school to receive reimbursement for a meal served, it must contain components dictated by the most current meal pattern standards.

From congressional legislation to school lunch policy, the food pyramid and what we are actually led to believe we need to live and thrive is in more ways than you would imagine completely dictated by these corporations, their lobbying efforts and Madison Avenue advertising agencies.

The features available are usually dictated by the style of stroller; however, each specific stroller is different.

Nameberry, the definitive baby - naming database, has put together a list of the most popular names as dictated by site traffic.

Always put your two best sleepers together OR the ones that are on the closest sleep schedules (dictated by nap or school schedules, usually), to minimize the accidental wake - up calls.

A: Your morning routine will be dictated by two things: 1) what time everyone wakes up (and if everyone happens to wake up at the same time) and 2) whether Dad is around to help.

The nap schedule shouldn't be about what mom or dad wants or thinks is right, but should be dictated by the child's biology.

Your fashion is not dictated by the accessibility of your breasts for feeding, so you can wear your pre-pregnancy clothing sooner.

This is not dictated by you or the hospital, but by your medical condition and health insurance plan.

Labor may be considered «stalled» because caregivers compare it to «normal» labor as dictated by «Friedman's Curve.»

It was dictated by man, and is not the biblical commanded circumcision rite.

And because breastvest lets breastfeeding mums lift up their tops with without showing any bits they'd rather keep under wraps, choosing what to wear each day need no longer be dictated by their desire to do the best for their babies.

Her life became dictated by this desire to «do the right thing».

He has more autonomy, now that he's settling in and now that they're both older and they can do more active field trips together and that the day is not dictated by naps, you know, for the little one.

Another reason why HISD should go above ferderal standards and set policy dictated by what is best for our children and not what is best for the potato lobby.

I think it is important to help our daughters transition from girlhood into confident, self - assured women in their own time, not at a pace dictated by the media.

Drane17 noted that during breastfeeding, the shape of the breast - nipple is dictated by the internal geometry of the infant's mouth.

Nameberry, the expert on all things baby - naming, has put together a list of the year's biggest name trends, as dictated by site traffic.

Building routines that are normal and not dictated by hospital policies help reduce the trauma of your earlier postpartum recovery experience.

I wasn't surprised by LAUSD's decision — reality shows need drama, and LAUSD no doubt suspected it would be portrayed in an unflattering light, just as many felt the Huntington, West Virginia «lunch ladies» in season one were unfairly cast as villains for merely serving menus dictated by others.

I journeyed through my pregnancy not dictated by my weeks or due date, I simply was pregnant and knew that my baby would emerge when it was time.

I understand that the relationship you have with your kids isn't dictated by their sex.

But my status wasn't somehow dictated by that.

It looks at time, how our perception of time is dictated by our choices and the way we live, and what we appreciate within those ticking seconds.

Our worth and value in the eyes of our friends, family, and, worst of all, ourselves, is dictated by this number.

Which players from this group make the cut could be dictated by fitness and versatility, not necessarily form.

Plus, when it's dictated by someone with the lack of class of Jose Mourinho, it only adds to the disappointment that his team are going to win the league.

Progression was partly dictated by a strength based capability assessment, meaning that smaller players might be held back, but generally it wasn't until the age of 11 when the players moved around the pitch to assess their positional strengths.

That is wrong, the fifa does not mark the maximum speed reached in a race, they mark average speeds, in addition the statistic of 34.7 km / h of gareth bale was dictated by the own site of fifa.com in 2013, therefore it is impossible Having managed to reach 34.7 km / h in the Copa del Rey since it only happened in 2014.

I didn't say all the regulars were happy with the manager, but the tone of the blog is dictated by the comments, and some comment more than others.

What concerns me however is not our mental strength, which has often been called into question, but our guile and tactics which are or should be directly dictated by the manager.

Maybe an attacking player depending on Walcott situation (Sterling would be a good swap deal no matter what people may think and his attitude which as more been dictated by his envy to leave for another club where he can play UCL) for the best interest of all parties (playing time, trust, contract - $ $ $).

It's not dictated by what position you play.»

Regardless of formation, the game outcome will be more dictated by the individual player's ability and contributions.

A bowl bid might be dictated by this home game.

Team Sammy in the Opening Round and a huge storyline coming in was how far could Cinderella dance, 3) Finally, the Teams with BYES into the Final4 would have their opponents dictated by the outcome of this Game..

There has been thousands of comments from Arsenal fans on who Arsene Wenger should pick to start against Aston Villa at Wembley this evening, but Le Prof says that he has not yet decided on the final starting XI, but it will be dictated by the tactics to be used by our opponents.

Their fate will also be dictated by the Results on Sunday to see who they will need to go through in the early rounds.

Our memory of the great Cinderella basketball champions of the 1980s is dictated by the great teams NC State and Villanova defeated.

A purchase price is determined by the selling club while player wages is determined by the individual player, two completely different things, hence how does the selling price of a player has in any correlation with a players wages when wages is dictated by the player himself and not the club?

To be a champion should mean to be the best, so I like to think of it like that at times rather then accepting everything as dictated by the UFC.

By the way you mention players» prices versus players» wages which I think is incomparable because the one is a wage price while the other is a purchasing price which has no correlation whatsoever, and their retrospective prices are dictated by their very own respective terms and reasons.

For a sport where so much of a team's revenue is dictated by the value of their local TV deal, a Las Vegas team would be a permanent revenue sharing recipient.

The finale of every match is dictated by the promoter to make sure it's emotionally and visually satisfying.

To change you got to go back and challenge your own self and change the basics that made you who you are, which can never be accomplished because it takes time and our actions are dictated by it.

It's a massive game for the players and even bigger for the fans, the bragging rights are obviously dictated by who wins.

«It will be dictated by what happens this season,» said Smith, who recently published an excellent book called The Deal on the inner workings of football transfers.

If as some here say that the spend is dictated by Kroenke why does Wenger NOT threghten to throw in the towl publically and shame the owners into spending some cash??

Is our team selection being dictated by the contract issues we have at present?

So, effectively, the F1 practice sessions were being dictated by weather conditions over 30 kilometres away.