This adds to the evidence that unions have lost faith in the legally prescribed method for organizing workers -- secret ballot elections conducted by the National Labor Relations Board.
The code prescribes methods for the evaluation of flaws, which are detected during inservice inspection for pressure vessels and pipes in nuclear power plants.
"A minister would not instruct a surgeon on best practice in an operating theatre, yet, all too often, ministers want to prescribe methods for the delivery of teaching and learning in our classrooms".
Imagine if instead of prescribing methods for sustainability, like installing bike racks, the USGBC simply defined a metric, like fuel burned for transportation, and allowed innovation and competition to unlock the best methodologies and practices.
Study Objective: Oral contraceptive pills (OCs) are a commonly prescribed method of birth control for sexually experienced adolescents.
A 5-l cleaned polyethylene container was used for collection of the runoff water using prescribed methods (APHA 2005).
But, there's no, again, prescribed method there".
Civil-law systems have less need than the common law for a formality such as nominal consideration; they prescribe methods directly in their statutes.
Because of limited scientific knowledge, these compounds are unregulated, meaning that there are no government-prescribed methods for monitoring or removing them.
The truss model constitutes accordingly a viable alternative to Codes' prescribed simplified methods for buckling design of specific topologies, like for plate girder bridges, both in the construction and the service phase.
He describes, entertainingly, the way this spawns, in turn, yet further obsession, as couples peruse sex manuals that categorise and prescribe precise methods for love-making in a vain attempt to stop their ardour fading.
