Sentence examples for core prescriptions from inspiring English sources
Some of their core prescriptions involve the same policies that have kept Haiti near the top of the "Failed State Index" in the first place.
Bristol-Myers said in 2000 that it would shed its Clairol beauty products line and the Zimmer unit to focus on the company's core prescription drug business.
Analysts have said that selling or spinning off the consumer unit would please Wall Street, because investors consider the division outside of Pfizer's core prescription drug business.
The deal is part of the Bayer's efforts to diversify away from its core prescription drug operations into areas like nutritional supplements.
The announcement is a blow to Bayer, which had been banking on the deal to continue to expand beyond its core prescription drug operations into areas like nutritional supplements.
Analysts have said that spinning off the consumer unit will be another step in pleasing Wall Street, because investors view the division as outside Pfizer's core business of prescription drugs.
Worse, the problem lies in Bristol-Myers' core business: Selling prescription drugs.
— The prescription: Lindsays core concern is that the company is more interested in making incremental product improvements, as opposed to radical strategic shifts.
Mr. Bush did not offer specific detailed prescriptions for the core issues he addressed: where to draw new borders, how many Israeli settlements in the West Bank will have to be uprooted in a final deal or how to compensate a Palestinian diaspora numbering in the millions now for homes and lands lost long ago, let alone how to pay for it.
In hospital, discharge and outpatient indicators were designed to reflect the potential blocks to maximising proven pharmacological prescription and access to cardiac rehabilitation; at the core of these were reasons for non-prescription or subtherapeutic prescription.
The government is also planning a research project among small groups of heroin addicts in Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal to see whether crime and health problems can be reduced among hard-core addicts by giving them prescriptions to maintain their habit, as has been done in Switzerland.
