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Clinicians should be cautious about prescribing medications that may reduce self-control , such as the benzodiazapines , amphetamines , and phenobarbital . New subsections 50C ( 1 ) and ( 2 ) provide that the regulations may prescribe performance standards and those standards must relate to the speed , frequency or accuracy of mail delivery or to the availability or accessibility of post boxes or offices of Australia Post . As the practice of prescribing inhaled steroids in CF is already widespread in Europe and increasing in North America , trials to assess whether withdrawing , rather than starting , treatment with inhaled corticosteroids is beneficial or detrimental may be the feasible option . The Executive Director shall appoint a Deputy Director , who shall perform such functions as the Executive Director may prescribe . In his memo to Hutchinson he clearly stated that there should be no increased investigation of doctors ' prescribing practices . Regulation C provides standard instructions to guide registrants filing registration statements under the 1933 Act. Regulation C is assigned one burden hour for administrative convenience because the rule simply prescribes the disclosure that must appear in other filings under the 1933 Act. " a " , subtract from the amount of each security 's first coupon payment and add to the amount of each security 's last coupon payment the amount of accrued interest of that security as of the date of deposit . " Changing prescribing patterns is not an easy thing . Although it is not practicable to prescribe the additional knowledge required of those operating in specific industries , IFAC member bodies , individual professional accountants and audit firms share the responsibility for ensuring that audit professionals have the required competence for their roles . Dr. Steven Passik of Community Cancer Care , Inc ., in Indianapolis , Indiana , discussed a study designed to evaluate the risks of misuse or abuse of drugs prescribed for management of chronic pain and to compare the risks with the drugs ' benefits . In regard to whether section 415.053 unconstitutionally prescribes a qualification for holding the office of sheriff , we note that article V , section 23 of the Texas Constitution explicitly empowers the legislature to prescribe such qualifications . Part X ( General Provisions ) prescribes the quarantine notification to be given by an inspector and prohibits any person to do , or permit to be done , any of the listed actions on the animal , disease agent or thing quarantined , without authorization . PURPOSE OF REVIEW : Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors are widely prescribed for hypertension and heart failure . It would argue that the person 's propensities were not under that kind of subordination which virtue and self-government appear to prescribe . Caution should be exercised in prescribing Bextra to patients with ischaemic heart disease or other significant risk factors predisposing to cardiovascular events such as CHF , unstable angina , uncontrolled hypertension , myocardial infarction , transient ischemic attack and stroke . If a doctor prescribes a pain medication , stimulant , or CNS depressant , follow the directions for use carefully and learn about the effects that the drug could have , especially during the first few days during which the body is adapting to the medication . This studio investigates the present phenomenon of prescribed iconic architecture ; specifically through the design of a new School of Computer and Robotic Sciences for Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania on a campus designed by one of America 's most original , idiosyncratic architects , Henry Hornbostel , and in a city with some of the country 's leading cultural , academic and industrial institutions and exceptional American iconic architecture including H.H. Richardson 's Allegheny County Courthouse and Frank Lloyd Wright 's Fallingwater . Additional pixels may be recolored as prescribed by the method you choose . At the same time , we should assess our actions not only as means to desired ends , but also in terms of the character of the actions considered in themselves : their conformity to our moral duties that prescribe certain actions as obligatory , and their adherence to our moral norms that proscribe certain actions as wrong ( even if performed in pursuit of true goods ) .