Sentence examples for term prescribed by from inspiring English sources

This theory was further improved by taking into account the orientation-dependent interactions, using the orientational energy term prescribed by Flory and Ronca.

He could have decided to put Peyer on probation because it was his first offense, or he could have sentenced him to the only prison term prescribed by law.

III, however, is that constitutional adjudication is available only on terms prescribed by the Constitution, among which is the requirement of a plaintiff with standing to sue.

Such disclosures shall be presented in accordance with terms prescribed by the regulations issued by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System to implement the Truth in Lending Act (15 U.S.C. 1601 et seq.).

When Spandau Ballet emerged, their strategy was to enlist their entourage of creative night owls not only to stage-manage the fastest launch yet of a new band but also to redefine youth culture in the working-class terms prescribed by the late George Melly, author of the essential paperback Revolt Into Style (1970).

The outline should follow, painstakingly, the sequence and terms prescribed by the grantor.

Mr. Uribe, who will serve a single, four-year term as prescribed by Colombian law, differs sharply from the departing president, Andrés Pastrana.

With respect to the two offices whose terms are prescribed by law to expire on March 1 , 1994 the term for each of such offices immediately after that date shall expire on January 31 , 2000

With respect to the three offices whose terms are prescribed by law to expire on March 26 , 1992 the term for each such office immediately after that date shall expire on January 31 , 1998

Grants under this subsection shall be made on such terms and conditions as prescribed by the Secretary.

PPIs, which are only recommended for short-term use, are often prescribed by doctors but some can also be bought over-the-counter.