McCabe offers no prescriptions.
pay but offers no prescriptions.
Despite its title, there are no prescriptions, just explorations.
Equally, there are no prescriptions as to what literary editors are expected to do afterwards.
New Testament Christianity, on the other hand, had no prescriptions that slaves be manumitted.
Buck and McCarver offered no prescriptions, but Kennedy asked Jason Giambi, in a dugout interview, what he would do.
It was not currently in use; there were no to-do lists, no prescriptions, not a single scrap of paper or photograph.
"This is an unusual opportunity because we are starting with a completely clean slate, no prescriptions, no promises," said Richard Armstrong, the director of the Guggenheim Foundation.
Through it all, there were plenty of drugs — medicinal (cut rates with no prescriptions) as well as illegal (marijuana, cocaine, heroin).
After examining the records of 19,000 people, ages 5 to 21, researchers from the University of Michigan found that 16percentt had no prescriptions for short-acting medications and that 9percentt had no asthma prescriptions at all.
It needed to move beyond box-ticking and data dependence; it should give heads with a good track record the space to innovate and develop, and there should be "no prescriptions made on pedagogy".
