It cited one source of authority for the proposal: a general "housekeeping statute" that allows the head of a department to prescribe rules for the performance of its business.
The earlier observation holds, however, even if the ambiguity is somehow legislated away—for instance, by prescribing rules for the scope of the definite description).
Hence, regulators should prescribe rules for each under the two different tracks, and then merge them together to come up with coherent policy.
That designation acknowledges that two parties are now in full armed conflict and prescribes rules of warfare for each of them.
Instead of prescribing rules of conduct, it authorizes the making of codes to prescribe them.
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.
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.
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.
All over the world, for thousands of years, nations have embraced the rule of law -- the principle that prescribed rules, rather than the whims of any individual, should govern society.
Content, color, and proportion followed prescribed rules.
