Sentence examples for which prescribes how from inspiring English sources

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.

It specifies pre-conditions which must be attained before collaboration can commence and prescribes how individuals should behave both when joint activity is progressing satisfactorily and also when it runs into difficulty.

A formula prescribes how much money a taxpayer can withdraw without penalty each year.

Many big investors have built them into their investment guidelines, which restrict which assets they may buy and prescribe how much collateral is required in derivatives transactions.

The department's Office for Civil Rights guidance has said investigations must be equitable, providing similar rights to both parties in these cases, but the department has not prescribed how or which witnesses should be interviewed.

In that sense, optimal scaffolds address internal script components on the highest level possible where subordinate components are already part of a learner's cognitive repertoire rather than redundantly prescribing how and in which sequence specific activities should be performed.

Similarly, these studies prescribed how SMEs could manage innovation effectively and efficiently through optimizing organizational structure, which will be explained in the next section of this paper.

Prescriptivists prescribe how language ought to be used.

Few rules prescribed how disputes should be resolved.

The task force prescribed how such contributions were to be booked.

"But you cannot prescribe how Germans should deal with this country's shame".