Sentence examples similar to a prescribed language from inspiring English sources
This is why, in most settings (an important exception being interactions with privacy or security implications), I suggest doing away with prescribed language and word-for-word scripts but, as needed, retaining a "punch list" of points that need to be covered in the course of a particular conversational situation for example, if the guest is booking a spa appointment.
Over time, and as customer tastes changed, these prescribed language choices started to sound insincere especially when they were parroted by employees in situations where they didn't fit.
(2) An Act of Parliament may prescribe other languages as official languages and may prescribe languages of record.
optimizing a prescribed objective function.
Take a prescribed oral treatment.
Zimbabwe has 16 official languages and under the constitution, an Act of Parliament may prescribe other languages as officially recognised languages.
By taking these centuries-old texts as their model of proper Chinese writing, the Han prescribed an idealized language — classical Chinese — that was probably never spoken in day-to-day life.
Prescriptivists prescribe how language ought to be used.
The judges became known as "Know Ye men" from the notices that filled the newspapers, all published using the fill-in-the-blanks language prescribed by the legislature that began with the words "Know Ye".
It has the right to "prescribe" the languages in which the World Service broadcasts, though this usually involved discussion between the two parties.
