Sentence examples for prescriptive force from inspiring English sources
It might be more promising to allow meaning determining rules to have prescriptive force.
Neither its substantive content nor its prescriptive force necessarily depends upon the laws, institutions, and enforcement mechanisms of any single nation-state or treaty regime.
Imperfect duties, as many Kant scholars have noted, are no less compelling than perfect duties and the distinction between perfect and imperfect duty lies only in the mode of application (to what degree the conditions of its fulfillment are fixed or left to personal choice) rather than in the prescriptive force of the duty itself.
How they alone, primarily, or significantly lend prescriptive force to philosophical theories is particularly unclear.
Understanding psychological processes responsible for intuitions about concepts may identify potential sources of cognitive error, but how this understanding lends prescriptive force to intuitions that remain even after such errors have been corrected is opaque.
Past studies have shown that STMFs designed based on the prescriptive force-based design method recommended by the current codes as well as the performance-based plastic design (PBPD) method have shown to achieve the desired performance levels in terms of the target drift and yield mechanisms under Design-basis earthquake (DBE) hazard level.
Tony Abbott has called on airlines to tell passengers about flight routes over war zones, but resisted union demands for a "prescriptive" approach to force Qantas to bypass Iraq.
Dr. Elaine LeVine, a psychologist in private practice in Las Cruces, N.M., and the chairman of the state psychological association's task force on prescriptive authority said, "We're not purporting to be physicians".
Most prescriptive fire protection designs are dictated through prescriptive codes.
"We want to be a guiding force without being too prescriptive.
"I think that's too hard and it would be very difficult to force that in in a prescriptive way," he said, suggesting there should be transitional measures in parts of London, due to the higher cost of housing.
