Sentence examples for measures prescribed from inspiring English sources
The euro zone crisis, and the government budget-tightening measures prescribed to combat it, have hurt demand.
Reuters reports: Athens has slashed public sector pay and pensions and raised taxes to shore up public finances under measures prescribed by its euro zone partners and theInternational Monetary Fund to keep bailout aid flowing to the country.
Robespierre — now firmly committed to the most militant brand of Jacobinism — condemned the "treacherous insinuations" cast by those who questioned "the excessive severity of measures prescribed by the public interest".
In the mid-eighties, under the dictatorship of General Ibrahim Babangida, Nigeria submitted to austerity measures prescribed by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, in order to reduce a thirty-billion-dollar debt.
At HealthSouth, Richard M. Scrushy, the chief executive, is entitled to 24-hour bodyguard service, a security-trained driver and any other measures prescribed from time to time by the company's security adviser and approved by the board.
And the austerity measures prescribed by the current chancellor, George Osborne — which are likely to continue through 2018, much longer than initially planned — have squeezed disposable income as consumer prices keep rising.
Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Nepal campaign in the same way, but in Bhutan, democracy has come in a measured, prescribed manner, with strict rules, one of them being not to litter the countryside with posters or graffiti.
(5) A limitation of claims analysis is that we are only able to measure prescribed doses, which may differ from the dose that a patient actually took.
In this paper we use the NIC as our measure of the amount prescribed.
To assess preventive care measure prescribing in children exposed to glucocorticoids and identify prescribing variation according to subspecialty and patient characteristics.
The only reliable way to measure prescribing practices is to analyse the actual process in detail.
