Meanings of less prescriptive in English

Others, such as Graham Henry and Warren Gatland, presided over much less prescriptive regimes.

Dodd and Corker will be less prescriptive, leaving such decisions up to the discretion of regulators.

The new draft is less prescriptive than the old, leaving teachers more scope to use their own initiative and imagination.

The library, like a mall, is a managed space, but less controlling in its experiences and less prescriptive in its products.

He added that the wide-ranging nature of the agreement with CSIRO was a sign of a more open, less prescriptive approach to research.

The 300-plus-page final rule is also less prescriptive by giving exchanges greater flexibility in setting up their consolidated audit trails, these people added.

Less prescriptive guidance could give businesses the opportunity to use new technology to comply.

Less prescriptive than the NHS proposal, it notes that happy, well-motivated staff deliver better care and their patients enjoy improved outcomes.