Sentence examples for prescribes that from inspiring English sources

"Islamic law prescribes that adultery and fornication are offenses that carry punishment," he explained.

In such cases, business etiquette prescribes that the person asking for advice should cover the check.

He should have told black Americans – directly – what Steele prescribes: that they "must be agents of their own fate".

One of his maxims, for instance, prescribes that films be made quickly, cheaply and with the proper ideology.

Sharia law prescribes that the culprit be buried in sand up to the neck and stoned to death.

The Louisiana Constitution prescribes that "the judge oldest in point of service on the supreme court shall be chief justice".

"Islam prescribes that we must never give up in the face of pressures, no matter if they are sanctions, war or criticism of our nuclear program".

And the theory prescribes that you should give them stock options, rather than stock, to stimulate them to take more risk".

The videotaped revelations make a mockery of the claim.Australia prescribes that cattle at home be stunned first, to render their slaughter painless.

Instead, it prescribes that a strategy be chosen in accordance with a probability distribution, which in this simple example is quite easy to calculate.

It argues that, as the Care Act prescribes that councils promote wellbeing through adult social care services, the removal of wellbeing payments needs urgent attention.