Sentence examples for prescriptions for all from inspiring English sources

The Grand Lodge sets strict prescriptions for all Masonic rituals and ceremonies, and "they're not allowed to deviate," Mr. Fitje said.

Mr. Anido said that the company's sales representatives were urging the doctors to follow the academy's guidelines and were not encouraging prescriptions for all premature infants.

While prescriptions for all 20-44-year-olds 20-44-year-olds 20-44-year-olds 20-44-year-olds women had jumped by 164%.

Many American psychiatrists were taken by surprise last week when British drug regulators told doctors to stop writing prescriptions for all but one of a newer generation of antidepressant drugs to treat depressed children under 18.

He saw many psychiatrists and was given prescriptions for all kinds of anti-psychotic medications, but they never seemed able to decide what the problem was... My father stopped making child-support payments a few years after the divorce.

According to the report, which was first disclosed by Newsday, almost 22.5 million prescriptions for all types of narcotic painkillers were written in the state in 2010, a 36 percent increase from 2007.

An inverse social gradient in filling of prescriptions for all-purpose and system-specific drugs was observed in the unpaired analyses.

Complexity was Trilling's prescription for all political positions; ambiguity was the solution.

In "To Kill a Mockingbird," empathy is Atticus's chief and much repeated prescription for all that ails us morally.

Better at economic description than political prescription, for all his ubiquity, Marx remains elusive, and Marxism almost meaningless.

His words survive as a prescription for all the nimble campaigners who have followed him through the risky, often treacherous field where politics and religion overlap.