Sentence examples for prescribed opportunities from inspiring English sources

The lack of any prescribed opportunities for children to formally express their views, or to actively participate within the assessment or decision-making process of home education, or to have any independent access to external processes … represents a major safeguarding flaw".

She argues that linguistic and visual imagination is being hindered because of the limited and prescribed opportunities that are presented with media.

Although students were motivated to learn to prescribe, opportunities to practice the whole, contextualised task of prescribing in advance of becoming a qualified doctor were limited.

Doctors may wrongly assume capacity to understand complex risk benefits of proposed treatments; delirium screening may be omitted; medications with cognitive side-effects may be prescribed, and opportunities for planning future care and assessing care needs are lost.

For example, Analytics technologies could combine a student's personal aspirations in assessing the value of a prescribed learning opportunity (Simpao et al. [2014]; Tannahill and Jamshidi [2014]).

While many inmates missed doses, inspectors said "tradable" medications were "routinely prescribed" with numerous opportunities for them to find their way into the prison population.

There are many more obligations that PintInox, S. p. A., has to fulfill on a periodic basis in comparison with the cheap Asian producers (e.g., prescribed probation period, equal opportunities, compulsory content of labor agreement, classification of work types in the metal industry and related remuneration).

It also produces exactly what the GOP's Growth & Opportunities Project prescribed in its post mortem on the Romney campaign in December of 2012.

In some countries, the disability insurance legislation even explicitly prescribes that employment opportunities are to be taken into account in the assessment of eligibility; see Bratsberg et al. (2010a).

The introduction of a performance-based approach, in which buildings are designed to meet the performance requirements rather than strictly complying with the prescribed rules, recently provides the opportunity for building designers to generate unique and daring solutions.

The cross sectional study was performed for the month of December 2010 to maximize the number of individuals who had the opportunity to be prescribed long-term opioids.