Sentence examples similar to prescribed under article from inspiring English sources

A news analysis article on Wednesday about the Supreme Court decision rejecting the Justice Department's effort to block Oregon's assisted suicide law referred incorrectly to the use of drugs prescribed under the law.

Syncrude's penalty is higher than prescribed under federal and provincial law.

The investigations are prescribed under the gynecologist's supervision.

Of these, 6% were prescribed under their international nonproprietary name.

The framers of the convention cannot have envisaged that "any obligation prescribed by law" under article 5(1)(b) could include the simple obligation not to obstruct a constable; otherwise, article 5 would permit any police power of detention however broad or unreasonable.

The IPT's ruling today goes on to note that specific interception of parliamentary comms is governed by existing legislation: "The regime for the interception of parliamentarians' communications is in accordance with the law under Article 8(2) and prescribed by law under Article 10(2), in particular by reference to s.5(3) of RIPA".

Lord Bingham of Cornhill said that under Article 9(2), for a restriction to be justified it must be "prescribed by law and necessary in a democratic society for a permissible purpose, that is, it must be directed to a legitimate purpose and must be proportionate in scope and effect".

Under Article 26 of the I.M.F.

The reproductive health (including abortion) component appears under articles 71 77 while the penalty component appears under article 194.

Approximation deviation can be controlled within prescribed tolerance under optimized conditions.

For these reasons, NICE says the drugs should only be prescribed to children under 12 "in exceptional circumstances".