Prescriptive

Prescriptive and proscriptive Prescriptive norms are unwritten rules that are understood and followed by society and indicate what we should do.

After several years of consultation about what to do with the site, NCA CEO Sally Barnes said the amendment was quite prescriptive to keep faith with the community.

For that, we have to move away from prescriptive and normative ideas of grieving that promote discourses of “saying goodbye,” “ending relationships” and “moving on”.

He specializes in psycho-prescriptive writings regarding African institutional and governance issues.

Santhanam underlined the need to separate the noise from the signals when it comes to data, engaging in prescriptive analytics.

The IPCC's membership includes many governments that are not thrilled to hear prescriptive views on how to structure their economies.

AI can handle the repetitive, prescriptive tasks that bog clinicians down, leaving them with more time focused on direct patient care.

Borough Mayor Bryce Ward told the Assembly last week that the reauthorization process can be prescriptive, requiring boards and commissions to demonstrate the need for their continued existence.

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He said: “The budget book that was approved in February does confirm that there’s £2m for heritage and regeneration works for Prestwick, but it is not prescriptive about the specific project of the spire.

I’m not prescriptive on what that is.

PD Ports did not claim to enjoy the benefit of any express rights of access to Redcar Quay, nor is any prescriptive claim pursued.

The 11 business, finance, investor and civil society groups that released a statement on Friday were not prescriptive about what the future will look like, but said change must come.

The podcast is granular and prescriptive, more for a teenager with hoop dreams than someone Joe Lakers Fan.

Top-Level Requirements: Moving towards top-level requirements — concise, flexible objectives rather than exhaustive prescriptive documents — can dramatically improve our agility and responsiveness.

Bonaccorso also draws great analogies between machine learning anddescriptive, predictive, and prescriptive analytics.

In April 2018 the court had ruled the claim for damages to be time-barred by the two-year prescriptive period.

I think first and foremost, (and this is me being prescriptive for a moment) it takes a large scale reckoning with this country’s history of colonization, enslavement, white supremacy, and cis-normative violence.

The COVID-19 questionnaire used in Victoria appears less prescriptive than the one used in NSW.

The Gaois research group at DCU, which led the project, said that the glossary is a descriptive collection rather than a prescriptive one.