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The article elaborately discusses the possible reasons behind its empirical findings and prescribes ways and means to enhance energy supply.

One of the most commonly prescribed ways to stop brand erosion is to innovate.

But Mr Schmidt said such schemes were legitimate and the company paid taxes "in the legally prescribed ways".

In December he dismissed critics, saying: "We pay lots of taxes; we pay them in the legally prescribed ways.

Suppose, she famously demanded in Moral Beliefs, that morality really were (a la Ayer and Hare) just a matter of each person commending and prescribing ways of acting that they happened to approve of – then why not commend a man who clasps his hands three times a day, or prescribes that this be done?

They prescribe ways of acting that are calculated to avoid being punished by that God and earn his rewards.

Dissenting from a decision that involved the interpretation of federal laws, he wrote, "If a statute needs repair, there's a constitutionally prescribed way to do it.

Alluhire should thus not only be understood as a local syndrome, but also as an 'idiom of distress': a culturally prescribed way of communicating distress.

Mr Hu will then officially become one of the party's great "thinkers" alongside Mao, Deng Xiaoping and Mr Hu's predecessor, Jiang Zemin.The full text of the document, published on October 18th, prescribes many ways to make China harmonious.

"In a society that often silences our voices and prescribes the ways we "should" respond to injustices, the toolkit reminds People of Color that we can give ourselves permission to embrace and fully express the wide range of emotions that result from oppression including anger" states Adames.

We cannot take a pill to change these factors; instead we need to prescribe new ways of thinking.