| These rules can be termed proscriptive and jural, because they exclude people rather than include them and are open for negotiation. |
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| Such a proscriptive approach would be out of keeping with our nation's longstanding approach of tolerance. |
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| The guidelines are very proscriptive, particularly in relation to eligibility requirements and financial support. |
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| But more important than any of that, it was proscriptive rather than enabling. |
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| Also the proscriptive approach, allows counsellors to focus on employment counselling rather than financial assessment. |
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| Any regulation, whether prescriptive or proscriptive, must pursue a legitimate aim and be proportionate to that aim. |
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| This new framework aims to be flexible and not proscriptive, but promotes comparability. |
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| In the absence of proscriptive policy, fathers and employers exhibit a pattern of relatively rare uptake of leave for parental care giving. |
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| This is always a difficult task particularly in second level schools where curricula are more proscriptive. |
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| Negotiated Financial Assistance has been replaced in New Brunswick by proscriptive guidelines related to eligibility requirement and financial aspects. |
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| Some people may think that the rapporteur has not gone far enough in challenging the scope of the directive and there are others, mainly from industry, who think the directive too proscriptive and that it goes too far. |
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| According to the BBC, the PM will now be descriptive, rather than proscriptive, saying that people are paying off their credit card bills, rather than that they should. |
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| In other circumstances they delineate the parameters of acceptable belief and practice in proscriptive fashion. |
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| This pilot was conducted in September 2002. It could not be confirmed that all peacekeeping mission auditors have applied the same methodology because it is not clear if the methodology is recommended or proscriptive. |
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| If banks are too proscriptive in deciding what to examine as a possible case of terrorist financing, they are just as likely to miss the use of new methods as they are to discover the use of old ones. |
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| Those notions leads to certain proscriptive recommendations. |
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| Despite their proscriptive moniker, SEPs are not a uniform or clearly identifiable category of patent. |
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| Since the topic was not a fruitful field for progressive development, it was suited to such an outcome as presented by the Study Group rather than to the development of a more prescriptive or proscriptive set of principles. |
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| The concern for policymakers is creating a regulatory and legal environment that is broad enough to maintain legal and ethical norms but is not so proscriptive as to hamper innovation. |
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| At the time, they were embroiled in what looked suspiciously like a looming relegation scrap and had locked themselves into a remarkably restrictive, proscriptive way of playing the game. |
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| This Assembly must remember that these are real businesses, real jobs, real people and real families, which could be blighted with all this ill-thought-out and proscriptive legislation. |
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| The Committee was concerned that setting a threshold would be too proscriptive, but believed a statistically significant reduction in overall incidence would typically signify important benefit. |
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| The EESC believes it is extremely important to ensure regulation is not over proscriptive and assures the environment wherein providers can operate in an efficient competitive way. |
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| Expressionists lack a proscriptive list of desirables that might guarantee the credibility of their work. |
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| The government programs are very proscriptive and can represent a lot of work just to apply to a program like the MSSP, Pioneer, or Next Generation ACO program. |
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