Meanings of prescript in English

Whereby I became more carelesse to studie my other prescript lessons.

A democracy, according to the prescript of pure reason, would, in fact, be a church.

I hadn't really thought through these issues, and I was reluctant to prescript a set of rules.

The imperial prescript was then publicly read.

According to his prescript, sharp exercise of lungs and limbs is a man's moral aid against temptation.

But it was not delivered, else would it have been here written down without mercy, as a medical prescript, one of the grand specifics.

These prescripts, after a long period of obsolescence, had become entirely obsolete.

Nxumalo said procuring necessary PPE requires due diligence and adherence to all prescripts.

The prescripts of the law say he must either be imprisoned or fined, Maimane continued.

Anti-social behaviour will be tested against the law and legal prescripts of South Africa, said Booi.

We will follow all prescripts of the law with due regard to local and international protocols.

Essentially, Mogodiseng urged officers to ignore the prescripts of the Criminal Procedure Act and act on instinct.

Masutha said the following of Derby-Lewis' parole application: I have considered the relevant laws and prescripts that regulate medical parole.

It was evident that, as in the previous year, procurement processes blatantly ignored the prescripts of the Public Finance Management Act.

The sharpness of this imagination springs from our curiosity: 'tis thus we ever impede ourselves, desiring to anticipate and regulate natural prescripts.

The agency said it's working around the clock to ensure that suitable service providers are appointed in line with SASSA Supply Chain prescripts.