Sentence examples for prescribed in school from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, our findings support studies showing an inverse association between physical activity and anxiety/depression [ 42, 43, 45] because maternal and adolescent anxiety/depression were not associated in adolescents reporting self-initiated physical activity beyond that prescribed in school.

This is not prescribed in detail, but schools have the flexibility to deal with these topics in ways they think are appropriate for their pupils, the response said.

In a historic 8-1 decision, the court specifically outlawed Bible readings or the recitation of the Lord's Prayer as prescribed in the public schools of Maryland and Pennsylvania.

But he did not say he would ban it, and did not suggest specific changes to the current policy that would ensure that parents knew when their children were prescribed contraceptives in school.

These changes are in line with the Board of Education's (1943) assertion that, "the content or the method or the length of the course cannot be prescribed in detailed terms for any school" (p. 108).

Doctors recommend that medication is prescribed in conjunction with specialised behaviour management advice for both parents and schools.

Statins are seldom prescribed in such cases.

Anticoagulation was prescribed in only 15% patients.

Precisely where is that prescribed in the Constitution?

It was this same 'polite society' that was largely responsible for the codification of Standard English in the following centuries, and it was their variety of English that was fixed and prescribed and taught in schools".

Most A.D.H.D. medications are prescribed for a school day and homework schedule that starts in the morning and ends before dinnertime.