Sentence examples for formally prescribed from inspiring English sources

Modified in 1958, the system was formally prescribed (1979) for use in all diplomatic documents and foreign-language publications in English-speaking countries.

Watkins writes, "Both Gesualdo and Stravinsky rang down the curtain with a sacred work that resonated personally, privately, and at the same time served the potential function of a formally prescribed public ritual".

All patients were formally prescribed both endurance and resistance/flexibility exercises, individually adapted to their level of disability and fitness.

"I think it's really important to have the choice that's formally prescribed in law.

A coroner's report this month found that he had ingested a deadly combination of anti-anxiety, painkillers, alcohol and anti-depressant drugs, but only one of the drugs -- Zoloft -- was formally prescribed him, the San Jose Mercury News reported.

We focused on guidelines that are disease-oriented and formally prescribed in social insurance medicine.

Two weeks ago, the head of Portland city parks department in Oregon announced a partnership with the city's health services: GPs will start formally prescribing "family time" to be spent in a park, the parks department will check they show up, and the health department will study the results.

This happens, for example, when formally qualified care becomes too expensive or when patients think that the treatment prescribed by formal providers could be administered more cheaply by NDAPs.

All children in Denmark are guaranteed a childcare place from age 26 weeks to when they start school, at six. "Vuggestue", or nurseries, take children aged 0-3 yeand and employ qualified staff (called, rather formally, "social educators") who follow a prescribed learning plan based around wellbeing and play.

They cite the example of Celgene's drug thalidomide, now a mainstay treatment for multiple myeloma, which was prescribed only off-label for years before the F.D.A. formally approved it for that use.

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) has formally recommended GPs stop prescribing homeopathic remedies and says pharmacists must also stop stocking such products because there is no evidence they are effective in any way.