“Ethical obligations are not about prescriptive rules and regulation nor complying with the law.”

“Britain's drinking problem is the latest in a list of excuses for prescriptive limitations on society.”

“Only in the 1680s was any serious attempt made to challenge the prescriptive rights of rural and urban elites to exercise power.”

“I think it is a loophole in the law because they are not prescribable products.”

“There are also questions of what happens when a prescribable app is available only on certain types of phones.”

“Close cooperation is required here: medicines whose prescription depends upon pharmacogenomics considerations will be prescribable only if a corresponding means of testing is available.”

“This meant in practice that, as long as a country was pegging the dollar within the prescribed limits, it would be absolved from the need to intervene in any other exchange market on its territory.”

“They are directed to report to the Master of Transportation all cases of trains running contrary to the prescribed rules of the road.”