Sentence examples similar to a prescriptive definition from inspiring English sources

The drawback to the book's argument, though, is that it hinges on this rather dourly prescriptive definition of "true creativity", which is allowed only to be action that critiques or undermines neoliberal capitalism.

We argue that neither suggestion is sufficient, as each deals with the prescriptive definition of the model, and does not aid in generalising the use of the model to new contexts.

I'm not a prescriptive director.

She was never a prescriptive mother.

Future work includes a prescriptive analysis approach.

Historically, liberal internationalism has been a prescriptive ideology.

This means the IRL is also a Prescriptive tool.

Such a prescriptive model does not exist in the literature.

However, policy analysis often includes a prescriptive dimension as well as a descriptive one.

She does not offer a prescriptive solution on how to do it.

It is not true that individuals possess a prescriptive "natural liberty" in their economic activities.