Sentence examples for prescribing rules from inspiring English sources

The earlier observation holds, however, even if the ambiguity is somehow legislated away—for instance, by prescribing rules for the scope of the definite description).

Instead of prescribing rules of conduct, it authorizes the making of codes to prescribe them.

In recent years, the agency has sought to reduce the abuse potential of narcotic painkillers, also known as opioid analgesics, and tightened prescribing rules.

In six states, emergencies have already been declared, and so far, they have been used to allow greater access to the overdose-reversal drug naloxone, tighten pain prescribing rules, and increase funding for rehab.

Her campaign highlighted discrepancies between health boards and led to the introduction of new prescribing rules.

The research led one expert to call for stricter prescribing rules.

It prescribes rules, but only where those rules can be demonstrated through the history of English usage.

There are remarkably few examples of cultures and societies that have gone without carefully prescribed rules and rituals for handling the bodies of the dead.

In recent years, naming ceremonies for Jewish girls -- and their accompanying parties -- have become increasingly popular, but unlike the almost 4,000-year-old 4,000-year-old 4,000-year-old rules.

As a whole, the items vividly evoke a certain segment of Victorian society -- proper, snobbish, adhering to carefully prescribed rules of conduct and comportment.

That designation acknowledges that two parties are now in full armed conflict and prescribes rules of warfare for each of them.