Sentence examples for from that prescribed from inspiring English sources
They undermine alternative theories in which distributions of social and economic benefits deviating from that prescribed by the difference principle are tolerated (Nozick 1974, 216; Arneson 2001, 76).
You are correct: the council does have the discretion under Section 22(4) of the National Assistance Act of 1948 to allow a different amount from that prescribed for personal expenses in special circumstances.
With that in mind, whether or not a woman wants to fit into a "damsel" identity, unless she is actively working to escape from that prescribed role, that's where she begins and often where she will be forced to stay.
No women in either group were doing yoga, apart from that prescribed for the intervention group, during the trial, nor had they done it since developing BCRL.
Glenn has said she became an advocate for medical marijuana after seeing her mother and brother-in-law waste away, suffering from pain that prescribed medications did not ease.
"There's a good story to tell about that song," he said kindly, explaining how record companies promoted singles in those days, working from a playlist that prescribed hyping particular songs in a particular order, one per week.
In return, Legal Aid lawyers agreed to drop the more than 40 court orders that prescribed everything from where and when homeless families could sleep to whether bottle warmers and infant formula must be available at city intake offices.
Indeed, one post hoc analysis carried out on data from 1,751 hemodialysis patients found that prescribed dietary phosphorus restriction was not associated with survival benefit [ 18].
In his last years that search had led him increasingly away from the God of dogmatic religion and from any church that prescribes answers to unanswerable questions.
According to Penprase & Norris [ 36], this theory frees nurse leaders from a management that prescribe behaviors that stress prediction and control, to behaviors that aim to build strong relationships with the freedom to produce creative outcome.
He argued it lacked the breadth to be a genuine baccalaureate - and that prescribing subjects from the centre was against the grain of English education.
