Public ab anbars were often built wherever demand dictated.

LMS, appraisal systems and governing body involvements compound the demands of heads to remove themselves from the classrooms, and to dictate instructions down the line.

"But styling demands, especially among European designers, like at BMW and Mercedes, dictate a very tucked-in-style front, with little room between components, overruling the engineering departments."

The resort has nurtured a reputation as a place that expands only as the demand for units dictates.

In the third debate, 'top down' contends that bureaucratic demands dictate individual choices, whereas 'bottom-up'makes individual choices central to the analysis of collective decisions.

But they said the demands of modern technology and huge crowds dictated a different approach.

Also, in an effort to court a broader market, Apple opened several "mini" stores in October 2004 in attempt to capture markets where demand does not necessarily dictate a full scale store.

The demands of a professional league dictated that rugby had to become a better "spectator" sport.

"At the end of the day, supply and demand, the relative bargaining positions of both sides, will dictate the content of those clauses," Mr. Glickman said.

It's one of those cases where demand has completely dictated the release pattern of this film.