Sentence examples for it's prescriptive from inspiring English sources

It's hugely burdensome for business and the public sector alike; it's prescriptive in the extreme; and it takes no account of individual countries, sectors or circumstances.

Where he says Base Apollo differentiates itself from the competition beyond the data set is that it is stand-alone and it's prescriptive, telling users what to do next.

In this experiment, the 2004 map showed us how the labels we use to organize information isn't just descriptive -- it's prescriptive.

First, it is prescriptive, which is to say that moral judgments express the will in a way analogous to commands.

It is prescriptive - head coach Joe Schmidt has nailed down every bit of detail - but without being boring.

Decide if it is prescriptive or descriptive.

The concept of knowledge it uses is prescriptive knowledge.

In practice it can be prescriptive, generalized and formulaic; which can hide the opportunity and superior value that can be achieved through "Sustainability by Design" (SbD)….

Professor Arrow's theory is prescriptive; it describes how people should behave.

At the same time, it can also be prescriptive, in that it is sometimes supposed to prescribe certain forms of behaviour as acceptable and proscribe others as unacceptable.

Now it's so prescriptive and everyone's chucking in their two penneth – and I want to be reasonable, and I want to be cooperative.