Sentence examples for prescribes a system from inspiring English sources

The plan prescribes a system of payments for affected customers, who will receive a mix of cash and debt for their policies.

Erratum Musical" (1913-22) (the French translates as "The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even," the title of a Duchamp picture) prescribes a system in which numbered balls, each representing a specific note, are dropped through a funnel into a toy train.

It is unacceptable that so many women and men will be forced to do this because the bishops and their conservative allies don't recognize that the First Amendment prescribes a system that includes freedom from religion as well as freedom of religion.

Moreover, under the current rules, the dollar amount of vouchers for rental payments in every housing market is prescribed by a system known as "fair market rent".

In theory, the new norms suggested a more egalitarian process: They prescribed a point system, and a lottery would be drawn among candidates who were tied.

However, this prescribed regimen includes a system of surveillance that makes self-management very complex.

It prescribes viewing requirements as a system that is embedded in another system (an application organization or enterprise) and its environment.

Gases were mixed and delivered to jars at a prescribed rate by using a system of capillary tubes.

For example, there is the prescribing incentive scheme (IPS), a system in which doctors are offered 30% of the saved drug cost if they voluntarily improve their prescription behavior and save drug costs.

10 For example, after being interrupted while creating a medication order in an electronic prescribing system, a clinician may return to the primary task but select the wrong medication, dose or indeed create the order in a different patient's record.

For a soccer-mad country that has only one World Cup crown to its record, that seems obvious, but Kuper and Szymanski produce a system that prescribes how well each nation should perform and finds that England is actually a modest overachiever based on a variety of factors including the size and affluence of its population.