Sentence examples for which prescribe from inspiring English sources

But a recent Australian case has highlighted the continuing complexities, and most certainly the unintended consequences, arising from the dense network of legislative provisions and regulations which prescribe gender identity as an enabler, or disabler, of other actions.

Both feel that the law disregards their religious traditions which prescribe that beasts should be dispatched quickly (and, they say, virtually painlessly) with the slash of a blade to the throat.

There is little point in blaming "New Criticism," which fetishized the uniqueness and autonomy of literary works, or in lashing, yet again, the dead horse of creative writing departments, which prescribe an antihistorical formalism while turning a noble vocation into yet another moneymaking opportunity.

There are large number of studies which prescribe the kinematics of the sheet and ignore the sheet's mechanics.

This approach builds on best practices in the software industry, which prescribe an iterative user-centered approach featuring multiple cycles of design and evaluation.

A variety of curriculum program evaluation models are presented which prescribe the way that evaluation should be conducted and indicate the evaluator's obligations and responsibilities.

In some (not all) study sites, the data were not even anonymised, so that each prescriber could also know who was adopting which prescribing patterns.

The ICRC is considered to be a guardian of the Geneva convention, which prescribes the rules of warfare.

Trump said he was "not a big fan" of the Paris climate accord, which prescribes reductions in carbon emissions by more than 170 countries.

The agency is also contracting with the American Society on Addiction Medicine to set up a mentoring program, through which prescribing physicians can receive expert advice.

This law is a totalitarian civil code which prescribes harsh feudal rules imposed on everything, firstly for Muslims, later for everyone.