Sentence examples for this prescribes that from inspiring English sources

This prescribes that, in order to have Hölder continuity of the gradient, the Hölder continuity of x ↦ a ( x, · ) is necessary.

This property prescribes that each species must have a zero isosurface within the ecospace.

Also, while the IPRA states that indigenous communities "shall be given the responsibility to maintain, develop, protect and conserve [protected areas]", it also prescribes that this should be done "with the full and effective assistance of government agencies" (NCIP 1997: section 58).

This argued that all we can know about quantum systems is what we can measure, and this is all the theory prescribes – that it is meaningless to look for any "deeper" level of reality.

"Unorthodox thinking, drawing on a thorough understanding of war, demography, human nature, culture and technology are part of this mental approach.... Unconventional warfare prescribes that Special Forces soldiers must be diplomats, doctors, spies, cultural anthropologists, and good friends — all before their primary work comes into play".

"Islamic law prescribes that adultery and fornication are offenses that carry punishment," he explained.

In such cases, business etiquette prescribes that the person asking for advice should cover the check.

Sharia law prescribes that the culprit be buried in sand up to the neck and stoned to death.

He should have told black Americans – directly – what Steele prescribes: that they "must be agents of their own fate".

Moreover, the continuum-based formula prescribes that thermal conductance (weakly) diverges by reducing the cylinder diameter.

It prescribes that interventions should target systemic problems that inhibit the system from functioning well.