Sentence examples for prescribe to from inspiring English sources

They are not thereto prescribe to the general public.

Why do you see people who prescribe to these belief systems as inferior?

Proscribe means to condemn, to forbid and does not mean to prescribe, to recommend, to direct.

Addiction specialists have called on increased access to the drug, which specially-trained doctors can only prescribe to 100 patients.

Only three centres in the UK told us that they make sure their doctors are competent to prescribe to children.

Another possibility might be an oral dose of barbiturates, like those doctors in Oregon can prescribe to assist suicide of some terminally patients.

"People in the brutal death metal community don't prescribe to the elitism some other genres do, which makes it all the better.

The pill, also known as selincro, has been licensed for use by health officials and will be available for doctors to prescribe to their patients from today.

Even if you prescribe to the Russell Brand school of thought, and don't want to partake in the corrupt political system, there would still be a benefit.

But he said DrThom was unable to "verify anything independently" although it had decided to prescribe to women aged 18 and over.

This week the health minister, Dr. Manto Tshabalala-Msimang, admitted in Parliament that government officials, including Mr. Mbeki, were mistaken when they said AZT was too toxic to prescribe to pregnant mothers.