Sentence examples for not overly prescriptive from inspiring English sources

Most are straightforward and not overly prescriptive.

It really creates a cool opportunity, having things visible and not overly prescriptive.

He added: "We think it is important to do it in a way that allows for flexibility, that allows for innovation, and is not overly prescriptive".

"As a clinician, a researcher and a father of three kids, I'm not overly prescriptive," Copeland said.

Accreditation standards must encourage improved performance, while at the same time being achievable and not overly prescriptive.

"I intentionally tried to use sounds which weren't overly prescriptive to leave things open to interpretation," Pyke tells The Creators Project.

Patricia Peter of the Institute of Directors says that the new combined code is best described as guidelines for best practice and should not be overly prescriptive.

There's another good reason for not being overly prescriptive: things can change incredibly fast in cybersecurity, so what may seem like a reasonable defensive measure today could soon feel outdated.

Given the need to act quickly, House aides said, lawmakers were trying not to be "overly prescriptive," and were leaving many details of the rescue plan for the five appointed and two ex-officio oversight board members to sort out.

But, we must take care not to be overly prescriptive.

The purpose behind this study is not to be overly prescriptive in the sense of pointing policymakers to a particular set of comparable indicators, but to articulate the interrelations between the performance dimensions and corresponding indicator sets within and between each framework.