Examples of using Prescriptive in English and their translations into Hungarian
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ambitious in its scope but not overly prescriptive in its content.
Communication(7.4): More prescriptive with regard to the“mechanics” of communication,
Rather than dwelling on speculative decision-making, the School focusses on mathematics-based prescriptive analytics, helping to ground your work in the real world.
ACC. LEGI. ENFORC: introduce prescriptive measures to reserve parts of PP markets for SMEs
The current regulatory approach of Directive 2009/45/EC consisting in prescriptive standards designed primarily for steel(or aluminium) ships was therefore re-evaluated for such ships.
EMa has developed a clear matrix where the interests declared are linked with a set of prescriptive outcomes(see Annex VI).
as one of transformation, which incorporates much of the huge prescriptive literature and practice on"strategic change.".
Each analytics service offers a different type of analysis- diagnostic, prescriptive, descriptive and predictive- building on previous levels to offer progressively more sophisticated insights.”.
are less prescriptive, while others are more prescriptive,
but points out that some prescriptive rules have to remain in place to guarantee a level-playing field.
Executive summary 07 V Another consequence of the Commission's insuf- ficiently prescriptive approach to TA use lies in the area of eligibility.
providing detailed descriptive and prescriptive reports to support learners at risk.
According to the introduction to the draft, the prescriptive nature of the standard is reduced in the revision.
and develop some prescriptive implications.
The existing rules are, in general, prescriptive with little flexibility for Member States in how they should be applied.
support such an aim, they express concerns about the prescriptive nature of the current legislation and the cost implications of any potential changes.
Evaluative judgments are then understood as emotive or prescriptive, and are contrasted with descriptive judgments.
The Commission considers that the guidelines cannot be too prescriptive particularly in what concerns emergency trust funds.
is delighted that they are, in its words, less prescriptive than inspirational, but at least the debate can begin.
Moral evaluative judgments are then understood as emotive or prescriptive, and are contrasted with descriptive judgments.