Sentence examples for of the prescriptive from inspiring English sources

"We will implement a funding model that is national, fair and needs based while getting rid of the prescriptive command and control features that removed authority for schools from states, territories and the non-government sector," Abbott said.

"I am pleased that commission staff has dialed back or eliminated many of the prescriptive rules that the commission proposed over a year and a half ago," said Scott O'Malia, a Republican commissioner.

The present criteria are design criteria of the prescriptive nature.

In 2006, with the appearance of the Organic Law of Education (LOE), digital competence became part of the prescriptive curriculum linked to the treatment of information.

While much of the prescriptive literature has advocated the strategic HRM role (Truss 2009a; Ulrich 1998), the evidence concerning the degree of implementation or effectiveness in public service organizations suggests more complex and partly contradictory effects of HRM-based reforms.

In the study, "meaningful learning theory" of Ausubel, one of the descriptive theories which enlighten teaching-learning processes, and "information processing theory" of Gagne, one of the prescriptive theories are analyzed.

Full realization of the benefits of real-time transmission of SMBG indexes, whatever their frequency, probably depend on the prescriptive response of the provider receiving the data (25).

Early detection of metastatic tumour cells is critical to identify HCC patients at high risk of relapse and for the prescriptive therapy.

The use of "correct" in the DR refers to norms that are not committed to the prescriptive readings of "ought" or "should" (Shah and Velleman 2005).

It has reduced literature to the prescriptive scolds of a Harold Bloom or the forbidding elite museum of a William Bennett.

Our planning model contributes to the prescriptive body of knowledge related to BPM capability development and process decision-making.