Sentence examples for may be prescriptive from inspiring English sources

We developed a resilience framework based on two criteria, control, which may be prescriptive, mixed or discretionary, and response, considering planned and non-planned actions.

Jacques Delors and Pascal Lamy may twinkle at the thought of an Efta-style free trade agreement with Albion, but the terms would probably be prescriptive.

We don't want to be prescriptive".

This list is not meant to be prescriptive.

The Högskoleverket doesn't want to be prescriptive.

Botero said the index is not intended to be prescriptive.

Our framework is not meant to be prescriptive or predictive.

Some of the Sarbanes-Oxley rules for bosses and directors may be too cumbersome or prescriptive: requiring chief executives and finance officers to sign their accounts is good theatre, but it is not likely to help investors much.

Alternatively, they may be quite specific and prescriptive, such as building codes.

For example, the criticism that pathways are excessively prescriptive may be countered by the assumption that the development of healthcare tariffs, such as the Payment by Results system in England (PBR), requires some standardisation of care.

Because packs whose territories include Yukon-Charley also travel outside of the preserve, including into Yukon Territory [57], [59], their social and genetic structure [60] may be impacted by management prescriptives fostered by state/provincial and national management agencies of two countries.