Sentence examples for prescribed situations from inspiring English sources

Nations have achieved statehood only in carefully prescribed situations.

Secondly, why weren't some reserve powers contained in the legislation changing the role of the OFT to allow the FCA to retrospectively fine organisations in certain, carefully prescribed situations?

They have to write to very prescribed situations.

The GPs expressed a feeling of economic responsibility for both patients and society, revealing a two-sided attitude and a dilemma faced in the prescribing situation.

However, preemptive genetic testing has life-long implications, and the physician must make the decision whether to disclose all of the patient's genetic information or just the information relevant to the current prescribing situation [ 74].

At the beginning of the focus groups, all of the GPs, including the locums, agreed that antidepressants were rarely prescribed in situations other than those specified in the guidelines (Quote 8).

Effectiveness was seen as one of the main characteristics of antidepressants, even though the lack of practical studies in real prescribing situations has already been pointed out.

To avoid the inclusion of exceptional prescribing situations, we only considered drugs that were prescribed by a physician and dispensed by a pharmacist to a patient resident in the same canton.

Collective consideration of the case studies and the characteristics of tasks prescribed for abnormal situations led us to draw the conclusion that TACOM could be reliably used for abnormal situations as well.

TACOM (TAsk COMplexity) is a measure for evaluating the complexity of tasks prescribed for emergency situations in nuclear power plants.

Jamaica has had a debt crisis since the 1980s; with repeated bank bailouts and IMF and World Bank prescribed cuts, the situation has deteriorated.