prescriptive

Very prescriptive and if only every child are exactly the same.

How prescriptive are people about what kind of person they want to meet?

"But to be prescriptive on the next product technology is probably not a way we want to go."

On the other hand, the business plans should not be over prescriptive at this stage.

Prescriptive rules, on the other hand, are seen as directions for action.

It's too prescriptive and has killed the love of reading for pleasure.

"We would prefer to do things by agreement rather than being prescriptive."

The standard that they advocate is not a prescriptive one.

However, the Act was not meant to be overly prescriptive.

One result has been further criticism from members of Congress and still more prescriptive legislation.

"When you step up to international level it's even more prescriptive.

As it stands now, the curriculum is still to prescriptive from above.

We are not prescriptive in the manner of achieving this.

In relation to the main issues, we do not need a prescriptive envelope.

I would prefer to be less prescriptive in terms of deadlines.

Right okay so anyway, these are the suggestions, and they're not prescriptive.

In such a case prescriptive route maps are not appropriate.

That view guided his prescriptive journalism throughout the cold war.

That could be in the form of more prescriptive guidance, or even legislation if it is needed.

But for someone born in 1902 into a more socially prescriptive world, it was less productive.

"I think they're trying to be prescriptive on some very basic things, not understanding the world that's yet to come.

It requires a prescriptive approach that is appropriate for the proposed land use.

The rules, they say, are too prescriptive and, in many ways, unworkable.

In Connecticut we have prescriptive authority and protection from liability.

Again we are prescriptive, and you are free to choose or not.