The ICRC is considered to be a guardian of the Geneva convention, which prescribes the rules of warfare.
Religion, which prescribes and proscribes, is irreconcilable with both of them, and since it demands belief, must shun their common ground, imagination.
This law is a totalitarian civil code which prescribes harsh feudal rules imposed on everything, firstly for Muslims, later for everyone.
They rejected linking sentences to prison capacity, flatly dismissing talk of a Minnesota-style sentencing "grid", which prescribes sentences, as a major incursion into their judicial independence.
Trump said he was "not a big fan" of the Paris climate accord, which prescribes reductions in carbon emissions by more than 170 countries.
Discontent focused on what many called his government's failure to follow the Constitution, which prescribes a transfer of power when the president is gone.
In this paper the theories will be examined under three headings: (a) the theoretical background (b) the model which prescribes how to apply (c) the mathematical formalism.
The Americans are not alone: everybody, it seems, wants to change the Basle Accord, which prescribes how much capital internationally active banks must set aside against their loans.
The 64-page booklet, which prescribes exercises that "strengthen the circulatory system and improve muscle tone," was brought out as part of President Kennedy's program on physical fitness.
Eyes rolled at the mention of Skinny Bitch, yet another popular regime fueled by girl power and sass, but which prescribes a strictly vegan diet.
A model of MW plasmas has been developed, which prescribes distributions of electron temperature as well as electron number density under self-consistent electromagnetic field.
