Sentence examples for the text prescribes from inspiring English sources

Even in the famous deposition scene Spacey speaks "like a frantic man" exactly as the text prescribes.

Mohammed Moussaoui, head of the CFCM, says "no Koranic text prescribes the wearing of the burqa or niqab".So the upcoming law stating that "nobody may wear clothing that masks the face in any public place"—has been justified on two other grounds.

In the late 1950s, teams made up of French and Algerian women who taught covered Algerian women how to adopt "European" lifestyles fell under the psychological warfare section of the army's Fifth Bureau.The French Council of the Muslim Faith is quite wrong to argue that "no Koranic text prescribes the wearing of the burqa or niqab".

The text especially prescribes wine, the "water of bliss" as an offering to Kangiten.

Christoph Wolff assumes that Bach received an invitation for the audition together with the texts, probably prescribed to the candidates and drawn from a printed collection, only weeks before the date.

The text of approved official "Prescribing Information" for each drug was also included.

Although his chorus will not be of "the old men of Thebes" as prescribed in the text, "they are at the core of my production, and for me almost like the subconscious of the society".

At Campbell Soup, officials said food companies actually had little say in how food labels were constructed since all of the text on the labels is prescribed by the food labeling act, including the size and positioning of the type and the nutrients that will be listed.

Therefore, we were able to identify and exclude negation statements, past rather than current prescribing, speculations about future prescribing and instances in the text where the drug is mentioned as being taken by a person other than the patient.

The creators of the text maintained that mastering a set of prescribed basics should be compatible with learning local traditions.

Ancient Indian medical texts prescribe her worship to protect children from diseases.