Sentence examples for explicitly prescribed from inspiring English sources

Our analysis has already revealed that public authorities, pure and quasi/functional, automatically fall within the public law scope, and consequently, their organization and actions need to be in keeping with public law norms - a normative state of affairs that may be recognized merely as a matter of unwritten law, but which is sometimes also explicitly prescribed by statute.

Ultimately, pushing the disease deeper into the person is the result of using pharmacological agents that are explicitly prescribed for their ability to control or inhibit symptoms that are the natural defensive functions of the body.

Drugs for chronic diseases are subject to 10% cost sharing when explicitly prescribed by NHS doctors to patients identified as chronically ill [ 5].

The output of the model is a prediction of the resulting collective behavior of the cells that was not explicitly prescribed, e.g., the formation of a sprout, sprout branching, and sprout anastomosis (Merks and Glazier 2005; Merks and Koolwijk 2009; Anderson et al. 2007).

These types of "competitive risk management institutions", Smith writes, "evolve to enforce a set of general principles rather than explicitly prescribe permissible behavior".

Given these conclusions, it is somewhat surprising that Locke's description of the different forms of government (he calls them "commonwealths") does not explicitly prescribe democracy as the only legitimate system.

Some see it as a religious necessity - though no scriptures explicitly prescribe it.

In some countries, the disability insurance legislation even explicitly prescribes that employment opportunities are to be taken into account in the assessment of eligibility; see Bratsberg et al. (2010a).

The instruction for EQW, however, described option-wise integration (decision rule) but did not explicitly prescribe any specific search pattern.

The assumption tends to be made that it is either only necessary to provide explicit, justified reasons for a judgment about significance and/or to explicitly apply a prescribed procedure a procedure usually involving the staged application of thresholds and/or criteria.

The functional requirements that define most design problems do not prescribe explicitly what should be optimized; usually they set levels to be attained minimally.