The short of it is that where two such proceedings merely carry out the remedies which Congress has prescribed in advance for a wrong, they do not twice put a man in jeopardy for the same offense.
Pharmaceutical companies, which spend billions of dollars a year promoting their products to doctors, have found that it is very useful to know what drugs a doctor has prescribed in the past.
"A pain management clinical nurse specialist told us recently that she had received complaints from five different patients in the space of a few weeks of GPs refusing to prescribe particular pain medications because they are too expensive, medication that they would have prescribed in the past," said Katherine Murphy, the association's chief executive.
"The Paris Club saw that, for the first time, Argentina really wanted to pay," says Luis Secco of Perspectiv@s, a consultancy, "and they weren't going to say no to such a complicated and uncooperative debtor".Settling with the Paris Club is one of three measures investors and economists have prescribed in order for Argentina to regain access to markets.
Canada has prescribed in legislation and policy, maximum acceptable travel times to categories of service [ 34] while Australia has not.
It also collected information such as years of experience, number of patients seen, whether the provider has a dual (public and private) practice, and the types of family planning methods that the provider has prescribed in the last year.
An oligarchy in which rulers, warriors and workers had prescribed stations in life, Sparta had aspects of the "ideal" city that Socrates sketched in Plato's "Republic", and it was fashionable among his students to admire Sparta.
In 2000, a British Medical Association survey showed that around half of doctors had prescribed acupuncture in the UK.
Respondents were then asked if they had prescribed nebulised frusemide in the previous 12 months.
