Sentence examples for matters prescribed from inspiring English sources

When a "moderate" Muslim's sense of compassion and conscience collides with matters prescribed by Allah, he should choose compassion.

Nursing is governed through the national Indian Nursing Council INC and Statete level Nursing Councils (SNCs) [ 17] The INC advises the government on nursing matters, prescribes national nursing education syllabi and specifies minimum quality criteria for educational institutions.

The woman and the man guilty of adultery or fornication, flog each of them with 100 stripes: Let no compassion move you in their case, in a matter prescribed by Allah, if you believe in Allah and the Last Day.

But a relative in Uganda paid a doctor trained in these matters to prescribe her the appropriate medication, which grounded her.

Our society naturally defers to physicians in the matter of prescribing potent medicines.

The aim was to assess whether GPs believed that this intervention programme could affect their practices in the matter of prescribing.

Complicating matters, there are few prescribed social norms on Twitter like those in more closed communities like Facebook.

But the intention is for students to have an epiphany of the spirit as well, an outcome that is not easily manufactured, no matter how it is prescribed in the teacher's manual.

In our opinion, it is important to have the possibility of studying the use of drugs in an efficient manner, no matter how they are prescribed, and without additional work for those who take care of the patients.

Are antidepression medications prescribed as a matter of course in situations like that?

The results of this retrospective observational study indicate that inhaler device selection does indeed matter for real world patients prescribed ICS.