Sentence examples for that prescribes that from inspiring English sources

Each magistrate is appointed for a 9-year period, with a renewal rule that prescribes that one third of the magistrates must be replaced every 3 years.

Have they obscured this sacrosanct verse in the Koran that prescribes that "there is no violence in religion"?

Despite gender ideology that prescribes that women are feminine and not masculine and that men are masculine and not feminine, men and women do assign both aspects of femininity and of masculinity to themselves [ 37].

This means, for example, that for any state \(w\) in an epistemic model for the extensive game in Figure 17, the only strategies that are rational at node \ v_3\) in \(w\) are those that prescribe that \(A\) chooses \(O_3\) at node \ v_3\).

Drivers need common sense to prevail and avoid activities that have a detrimental effect on their ability to drive safely but I don't think we need a law that prescribes everything that a driver can or can't do".

It argues that, as the Care Act prescribes that councils promote wellbeing through adult social care services, the removal of wellbeing payments needs urgent attention.

It's a song that prescribes time to heal wounds, that recommends change and trust and hard work, as well as the simple passing of days: "And the sun will leave the room/ And leave you to the night," it runs.

To say that a work embodies the male gaze, Eaton suggests, is simply to say that it prescribes that its audience perceives the woman represented as primarily a sex object.

He concludes that the ineffability-claim only prescribes that no language system shall be applicable to it, and is not a descriptive claim.

Other people could say that Dr. X is getting advantage from the company Y so that he/she prescribes that specific brand.

The Swedish legislation therefore prescribes that feed including feed ingredients that have undergone decontamination by other methods than heat treatment must be heat treated.