Sentence examples for prescriptive project from inspiring English sources

But one prominent advocate of an exclusively prescriptive project is Neil MacCormick (MacCormick 1985; see also Campbell 1996; Murphy 2001; Postema 1989; Schauer 1996; Waldron 2001).

He presents his approach as an enabling, non-prescriptive project.

While direct land use change is prescriptive and fully causal for the particular project, indirect land use change is reflective of a change in state that could arise from the policy decision.

Prescriptive research is at the heart of the project management (PM) disciplines.

The roles of social scientists in such projects "are often limited to narrow, prescriptive positions that have been entrenched through funding arrangements, disciplinary and institutional boundaries, governance regimes and local politics" (Ibid).

Critical pedagogy isn't a prescriptive set of practices – it's a continuous moral project that enables young people to develop a social awareness of freedom.

"But, if it's going to be top down and prescriptive, or used as a vehicle to funnel pet projects of the regents," she said, "it's not going to be effective, and it's not going to improve quality for Texas students".

Examples of projects in Hong Kong failing to satisfy the prescriptive code will be outlined.

Timeline approach is commonly applied in performance-based design for many big construction projects with difficulties to comply with the prescriptive fire safety codes.

"I intentionally tried to use sounds which weren't overly prescriptive to leave things open to interpretation," Pyke tells The Creators Project.

Attending final presentations as an external critic, it has been striking quite how far students are marshalled under the prescriptive dogma of their tutors in a lot of schools, producing projects with astounding graphic flair, but with a tenuous grip on reality, and often little sign of a critical position.