Sentence examples for prescribed project from inspiring English sources

Contrary to what was for decades perceived to be the prescribed project of radical feminism, namely the depiction of womens' victimization with an actress or role defying the pleasure of men, Burkhart elaborates a complex persona who knows that the pleasure of heterosexual women come in sharing the pleasure of men.

He says Wooster has prescribed an IS project for so long--since 1948--that the concept is ingrained in everything he does.

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

Projects include prescribed burning and invasive species removal.

Nevertheless, she said, "I would prescribe my Pregnancy Project DVDs for her.

Uncertain whom to believe, and with her eyelids in lockdown despite the pharmacopoeia she's been prescribed, McWilliam embarks on the project of writing a memoir, in hopes that to "sieve and pan the past" will yield the occluding stone, and that she may "lift the blinding weight off the seeing part of my brain".

In addition, using Chef Delivery the steps can act as triggers to move the project through a prescribed workflow, making sure it passes all of the milestones outlined in the cookbook.

The World Bank prescribes that construction projects which it funds be reviewed periodically by panels of independent engineering, environmental and social experts.

At the start of the project, 6%% of residents were prescribed anti-psychotic medication, 41%% were prescribed anti-depressant medication and 35%% were prescribed anti-dementia medication.

Doctors leading a UNICEF-supported project at her local hospital prescribed ARVs, and she began to get better.

If their projects adhere to the standards prescribed in the documents, permitting is more or less automatic.