Sentence examples for into a prescriptive from inspiring English sources

However, a lack of real means will result in speed reductions and actually changing the regulation into a prescriptive one.

This statement, like many others he made, reveals Greenberg's propensity to write in a prescriptive rather than merely descriptive way; such strong opinions found their way into the informal studio advice he gave to artists whose work he favoured.

Christian Schlötterer, an evolutionary biologist at the Veterinary University of Vienna, says that the course gave him a new insight into the disadvantages of a prescriptive style of supervision compared to what he describes as an "active listening" approach.

Computer security is evolving from a prescriptive engineering discipline into a science, where security problems and defenses are understood as a product of technical, social, and economic forces.

Whilst such a descriptive legal state of affairs may be relevant as a matter of determining existing legal liberties and abilities, it also provides the point of departure for a prescriptive legal design analysis into which changes in these liberties and abilities are needed in order to secure the desired outcome.

Qualified versions of supererogationism try to salvage a prescriptive element in the analysis of the concept without collapsing supererogation into duty (which would amount to denying its separate existence).

I'm not a prescriptive director.

She was never a prescriptive mother.

Future work includes a prescriptive analysis approach.

Historically, liberal internationalism has been a prescriptive ideology.

This means the IRL is also a Prescriptive tool.