Sentence examples for method prescribed by from inspiring English sources

It authorizes the Supreme Court, or a judge thereof, to direct, upon the application of a party to such an agreement, that the arbitration proceed in the manner so provided; to appoint an arbitrator for the other party, in case he fails to avail himself of the method prescribed by the contract; and to stay trial of the action, if suit has been begun.

Water sample analysis follows the column method prescribed by Hassanien et al. (2008).

To run the test applies to Appendix A of the UNI 10802  UNI (2005), according to the method prescribed by the standard UNI EN 12457-2  UNI (2004).

A standardised method prescribed by the International Organisation for Standardization (BSI 2006), LCA, adopts a process-based modelling approach where a system is modelled using an inventory of processes representing inputs, outputs and potential environmental burdens of the system.

In the absence of that "integral and indispensable" connection, employees simply must donate that time to their employers -- regardless of the duty the employer imposes, the method prescribed by the employer, or the time it takes to complete the task.

Genomic DNA was extracted from peripheral blood (2 mL in heparin sodium tubes) using the phenol/trichloromethane method prescribed by standard protocol.

HE and E were calculated from these complete distributions and by methods prescribed by the International Commission on Radiological Protection (ICRP).

Inclusion criteria were defined for the model fit and the results were checked for plausibility and for outliers according to methods prescribed by ISO 5725 (International Standard, 1994).

The Secretary shall ensure the availability of the information provided, by the guaranty agencies in accordance with this section, to students, parents, and other interested individuals, through Internet web links or other methods prescribed by the Secretary.

The state of Texas is in full possession of its faculties as a member of the Union, and its legislative, executive, and judicial departments are peacefully operating by the orderly and settled methods prescribed by its fundamental law.

In the eye of the Constitution, the legislative, executive, and judicial departments of the state are peacefully operating by the orderly and settled methods prescribed by its fundamental law, notwithstanding there may be difficulties and disturbances arising from the pendency and determination of these contests.