Sentence examples for declaration prescribing from inspiring English sources
For the rest of "liberated Europe" the western Allied leaders obtained nothing more substantial from Stalin than a declaration prescribing support for "democratic elements" and "free elections" to produce "governments responsive to the will of the people".
The main limitation of this study was the way the three groups of physicians were defined, relying on their own declaration of prescribing CAMs never or rarely (CM) or regularly (Mx).
I'm prescribing Alendronate.
The expressions "determination to respect" and "put into practice" were seen to represent moral commitments only, the Declaration of Principles was said not to prescribe international law, and nowhere did the participants provide for enforcement machinery.
Compliance was determined by patient report and dietitian interview; declaration of stopping the diet before the prescribed minimum of 3 months is considered noncompliance.
The ASEAN founding charter (Bangkok Declaration) was adopted in 1967 and future members prescribed non-interference in member states' domestic policies, which stemmed from opposition to colonialism and Cold War military expeditions, as well as conflicting cultural and religious heritage.
The church prescribes a seven-step course of rehabilitation, called A to E, for penitents seeking to get back into its good graces, which includes returning debts and making public declarations of error.
Hard on this belligerent declaration, spokesmen for Liggett & Myers, R. J. Reynolds, the Lorillard Corporation, Philip Morris, and Brown & Williamson made it known that they did not intend to advertise their cigarettes in the Times, either, under the conditions prescribed.
He prescribed an antidepressant.
