Meanings of more prescriptive in English

For example, their estates would become subject to Spain's more prescriptive inheritance laws.

They may have to be more prescriptive than that.

From my experience, it seems Coles are more prescriptive at turning on the bag scales.

Benefits consultant Mercer said the measures were "far more prescriptive" and "rigorous" than has generally been expected.

In the background, there was the option of more prescriptive measures, such as quotas, if the targets failed to be met.

Bair acknowledged that international counterparts have moved more quickly on bank pay reform, and in some cases have been more prescriptive in their rulemaking.

Dr Betty said the government and ministry may need to be more prescriptive about testing, in order to get numbers up to a better level.

Suggested improvements included: - More prescriptive and targeted procedures, including templates and workbooks, to guide audit teams in the work they perform.

- Improve surcharging regulation by expanding its application and ensuring customers using lower-cost payment methods cannot be over-surcharged by allowing more prescriptive limits on surcharging.