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The law prescribes how to punish this crime.

JPA prescribes that object relationships be decorated with persistence qualities.

This prescribes how often the view is automatically updated with new information from the database.

Therefore, Chinese Criminal Law definitely prescribes that this act doe' t co titute crimes.

If your doctor prescribes antidepressants, be sure you take them the way you are told to.

Under Part B's loopy reimbursement system, the more a drug costs, the more the oncologist who prescribes it is paid.

This practitioner measures your vision and prescribes the type of glasses that will give you a new and more accurate view of the world.

The criterion prescribes what one could and could not do, and CARES about the relationship between individuals, or individual and the collectivity.

The state expands facilities for the rest and recuperation of the working people and prescribes working hours and vacations for workers and staff.

Figure 14-2: This example of a layout grid prescribes the size and position of the various screen areas employed by a Web site.

As long as a doctor prescribes a drug for a legitimate medical purpose, the doctor has done nothing illegal even if the patient USES the drug to hasten death.

Nothing but Management Measures of Human Auxiliary Reproduction Technology prescribes a ban, which holds that medical facilities and medical personnel must not put into practice surrogacy in any way.

Western medicine, he said, is derived from theory and clinical trials. It prescribes a single, aggressive treatment (read: a revaluation of the yuan) which is expected to take effect quickly.

According to Scripture the Law is a fatherly instruction by God which prescribes for man the ways that lead to the promised beatitude, and proscribes the ways of evil.

On the contrary, our approach prescribes logical and physical separation if design is required but allows you to treat an entity as a black box if no design is needed.