Sentence examples similar to from a prescriptive viewpoint from inspiring English sources
Over the last three decades, the fire safety codes have been changing from a prescriptive approach to a performance-based one.
From a prescriptive point of view, a solution concept is a set of practical recommendations i.e., recommendations about what the players should do in a game.
Our map represents the structure of scholarly activity from an observational perspective, not from a prescriptive or motivational one.
It moved from a prescriptive, legislative approach, toward a greater focus on improving service standards and consumer outcomes.
FROM an advertiser's viewpoint, children are a splendid audience.
To stop someone from acquiring a prescriptive easement on your property, just grant written permission to use your land.
At this stage, the issue changes from a descriptive to a prescriptive or normative one.
Op-Ed columnists have "greater license to write from an ideological viewpoint and be prescriptive".
Synthetic biologists intend to progress from our current phase of genetic engineering to a prescriptive or intentional phase.
"Yes, I'm coming from a viewpoint, because that's the only viewpoint I have," she says.
From a conservation viewpoint.
