Sentence examples for It prescribes that from inspiring English sources

It prescribes that interventions should target systemic problems that inhibit the system from functioning well.

To say that a work embodies the male gaze, Eaton suggests, is simply to say that it prescribes that its audience perceives the woman represented as primarily a sex object.

Instead, it prescribes that a strategy be chosen in accordance with a probability distribution, which in this simple example is quite easy to calculate.

Although the conference recognized that exchange control and discriminatory tariffs would probably be necessary for some time after the war, it prescribed that such measures should be ended as soon as possible.

Specifically, it prescribed that this 'review must include public consultation' (Xenotransplantation Working Party XWP 2004, viii).

It prescribed that if a copyright holder wants to go after an infringer, it needs to send a notice to the person's internet service provider (ISP), a search engine, or a website host.

We need to, all together, recognize that when a patient is taking buprenorphine or methadone or naltrexone as it's prescribed, that's a medicine and not a drug.

From this understanding, it prescribes tools that may appear to be addressing the physical layer of our system but also influence our breath and psyche.

Also, while the IPRA states that indigenous communities "shall be given the responsibility to maintain, develop, protect and conserve [protected areas]", it also prescribes that this should be done "with the full and effective assistance of government agencies" (NCIP 1997: section 58).

It prescribes harsh penalties that make no distinction between insurgents and those who help them, and forces even unwitting family members to make large payments to victims and to leave the area.

In that sense, I believe it is false that it prescribes a methodology to the entire field.