Sentence examples for It prescribed from inspiring English sources

It prescribed essential but far from sweeping changes for the department.

It prescribed BMI, one of the oligopolists, to flog off some to increase rivalry and keep down prices.

It prescribed a catechism of moral commonplaces and historical optimism about bourgeois life, spiced with deep pessimism about the possibility of altering that life.

It prescribed opposite remedies to help narrow the economic divide: an increase in interest rates by the Federal Reserve and a cut by the European Central Bank.

It prescribed teaching methods in these basics (and much else)—and teaching standards soared too.The next chapter in this absorbing drama was foretold on June 30th, in the latest education white paper.

It prescribed inter alia that Japan was to surrender all Pacific islands acquired since 1914, to retrocede Manchuria, Formosa, and the Pescadores to China, and to give up all other territory "taken by violence and greed"; and, in addition, it was stipulated that Korea was in due course to become independent.

It prescribes solutions without cultural or geographical context.

But will it take the remedies it prescribes for itself?

In essence, it is the Iraq war plan, although it prescribes many activities other than war.

It prescribes religious and secular duties, along with punishments for their breach.

It prescribes all the safeguards of a democratic, humane and inclusive society.