Sentence examples for prescribed rules from inspiring English sources

There are remarkably few examples of cultures and societies that have gone without carefully prescribed rules and rituals for handling the bodies of the dead.

As a whole, the items vividly evoke a certain segment of Victorian society -- proper, snobbish, adhering to carefully prescribed rules of conduct and comportment.

All other ranks wore "stone blue" chaofu decorated in accordance with prescribed rules about the number, type, and arrangement of dragon motifs.

In recent years, naming ceremonies for Jewish girls -- and their accompanying parties -- have become increasingly popular, but unlike the almost 4,000-year-old 4,000-year-old 4,000-year-old rules.

"A lawyer representing Celtic recently was successful in having charges against that club dropped because of the inadequacy of the SFA's prescribed rules, regulations, and sanctions.

The students just played the game with the prescribed rules so that we could identify emergent learning patterns, iron out logistic issues, and probe the students on their perceptions of the design.

We assume that either the sequence α t is pre-determined or there is some prescribed rule to select α t given the observations y1 t and the particles (left { bar x_{t}^{ k)} right }_{1 le n le K}).

It prescribes rules, but only where those rules can be demonstrated through the history of English usage.

That designation acknowledges that two parties are now in full armed conflict and prescribes rules of warfare for each of them.

This court has supervisory authority over the federal courts, and we may use that authority to prescribe rules of evidence and procedure that are binding in those tribunals.

"Because the Judicial Conference is an instrument for the management of the lower federal courts, its committees have no mandate to prescribe rules or standards for any other body," Roberts wrote.