Sentence examples for prescriptive provisions from inspiring English sources
It is only one of several overly prescriptive provisions in the bills.
This new approach requires that inspectors have new skills (i.e the ability to analyse processes and assess the relevance and efficiency of different paths to reach a food safety outcome, rather than merely checking for compliance with prescriptive provisions).
Most recent and ongoing research has focused on modifying the prescriptive code provisions, and indeed many codes but not all- have been consequently updated.
Current prescriptive design provisions are moving towards performance-based design approaches in which system-level probabilistic measures are used to explicitly describe performance.
And, thirdly, that kind of general 'investigation' is explicitly distinguished from the provision of straightforwardly prescriptive advice about how to behave, which is regarded as a temporary fix for busy people (ibid. p. 41.16 25).
While earthquake engineering has embraced these changes over the last few decades, the same cannot be said for wind engineering where design provisions have remained predominantly prescriptive.
It doesn't buy the argument that the less prescriptive fundamental standards – which include general provisions for handling complaints, nutrition and "safe care"– will have at least the same effect as the current rules.
The provision of such designated refuge floor is a prescriptive requirement in the fire code of Hong Kong.
If a more prescriptive proposal is received, there is no guarantee that adopting the headline provisions but including other terms that vary from those proposed will induce a proponent to withdraw the proposal or satisfy the SEC staff that a proposal has been substantially implemented and should be excluded.
Guidelines tend to be overly prescriptive and fail to take cognisance of the cultural diversity of childcare provision.
We find that states play disparate roles in the provision of teacher education and professional development that fall along the regulatory spectrum from highly prescriptive to rather laissez-faire.
