Sentence examples for avoided overly prescriptive from inspiring English sources

America has avoided overly prescriptive privacy legislation, believing that companies should generally regulate themselves.

He and Representative Frank Lucas of Oklahoma, who will lead the agriculture committee, which shares jurisdiction over derivatives, have urged regulators to avoid "overly prescriptive" rules on derivatives speculation.

As this trend develops, key factors in managing the growing patchwork of requirements will be working to avoid overly prescriptive, highly specific requirements and trying to ensure a degree of harmonization, for example with the National Institute of Standards and Technology's Cybersecurity Framework.

The following comments on this positive development are offered in the hope that the guidance, when finalized and as implemented, will avoid an overly prescriptive, "one-size-fits-all" approach.

The author calls upon the human rights community to engage more effectively with the development agenda, to prioritize its concerns rather than assuming that every issue needs to be tackled simultaneously, and to avoid being overly prescriptive.

It is necessary to avoid overly sharp tuition increases.

Ideally it would lead to collaborative design of curriculum and pedagogy and avoid overly narrow specialisation.

It finished at midnight to avoid overly disturbing residents.

The "uniform mutation" is used as a mutation operator to avoid overly fast convergence problems.

We tested reproducibility under usual care conditions, thus avoiding overly optimistic error estimates.

Accurate measurement may avoid overly radical surgery or reduce the need for repeat surgery.