Sentence examples for terms prescribed by from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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

UK registry [ 4] data showed that long term LMWH was not routinely prescribed by clinicians for cancer patients.

Over-the-counter (OTC) analgesia use data was not available, but it is likely that long-term users of analgesia are prescribed by GPs and there is evidence that older patients are more likely to have prescribed analgesics.

Last week, lawmakers approved provisions that will prevent federal judges from using their discretion to give prison terms that are shorter than those prescribed by federal sentencing guidelines.

Oregano oil is not a recommended daily supplement, even for individuals who suffer from chronic bowel inflammation or long-term gastrointestinal problems, unless it has been prescribed by a health professional.

We had no information about short-term sick leave, nor whether patients had sick leave prescribed by orthopaedic surgeon post-operatively.

The initial extent of shingling, or cell overlap could also be prescribed by setting the value of a "slider bar", termed "confluence percentage".