Sentence examples for prescriptive limits from inspiring English sources

Notably, there are no prescriptive limits set forth on board tenure or retirement ages.

Such estimates of the annual frequency of exceedance of prescriptive limits for the effects of vibrations on buildings and people are needed for the planning and licensing, but likewise for the development and operation of deep geothermal systems.

But while Richard Hayes, chief executive of the Institute of Highway Engineers, admits that contractors had not always taken drivers' views into account as much as they should, he cautioned against imposing "prescriptive" limits.

Since prescriptive limits for radiation dose were maintained, other causes that could have aggravated the radiation effect should be taken into consideration.

The American Association of School Administrators, representing thousands of local school officials, said the proposed standards were "overly prescriptive and limit school district flexibility in offering fruits and vegetables".

In some cases, as with parking and traffic management, the detailed national regulations are perhaps too prescriptive and limit innovation.

However, while "cisgendered" operates within a broader language of gender as a means of description, it is also prescriptive and limiting.

It is the attempted standardization of a human being and of a notion of achievement that is limiting, prescriptive and bullying.

As international law has developed, respecting the sovereignty of other nations has become an important governing principle in limiting prescriptive jurisdiction and preventing overreaching.

The other options are all messy (given that some overly prescriptive judges have limited their administrative options), but there are ways to address this that are less bad than the policy of family separation they've chosen.

Unhelpful, prescriptive roles that limit our growth and potential can disrupt our mental health.