Sentence examples for the prescriptions from from inspiring English sources

The true identity of the woman who received the prescriptions from him in February 2002 will probably never be known.

Figure 1 shows the prescriptions from this rule of thumb together with a second version that includes interest-rate smoothing.

The former process consisted in the design and the dissemination of integrated coastal management programmes and actions consistent with the prescriptions from Agenda 21, and from the relevant guidelines by inter-governmental and local organisations.

Alongside the German and IMF hawks, the European commission, relatively speaking, was a soft touch, viewing the prescriptions from Berlin and Washington as medicine that could kill rather than cure the patient.

We're skipping getting the prescriptions from the pharmacies, which in turn are thrown out if filled and not used.

The prescriptions from this book offer pragmatic policies, some of which will not be cheap and all of which acknowledge the importance of markets, property rights and the rule of law.

Such was the prescription from indie musicians Amanda Palmer and Damon Krukowski '85 during an animated discussion about digital creativity Tuesday night at the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts.

Marcus Camby had received the prescription from the Knicks' team doctor this morning advising the athletic forward to take a few more days of rest, and to work out on the treadmill.

The prescription from George Osborne is to deregulate the ailing construction sector by relaxing planning laws on home extensions and to push for sustainable development as a tonic for economic growth.

The prescription from Walgreens arrived with a pink cap bearing a pink ribbon and the message "early detection saves lives".

In other countries, electronic prescribing, including electronic transfer of the prescription from the practice to a pharmacy, is enhanced through incentives by politics [ 20].