In other words, it was an attempt to enforce norms of international behaviour by treaty.
Strict elders enforce norms that conceive of "speech" solely as a direct statement of belief and intent.
It will be the job of passengers and the airlines themselves to enforce norms about phone conversations on planes.
Hobbes argues that in a pre-social state of nature it would be rational for all to agree to authorize one person to exercise the absolute political power needed to enforce norms necessary for social cooperation.
Many close-knit groups, such as the Amish or the Hasidic Jews, enforce norms of separation proscribing marriage and intimate relationships with outsiders, as well as specific dress codes and a host of other prescriptive and proscriptive norms that make the group unique and differentiate it from out-groups.
On the other hand, the process of transitioning to that future is hampered by the reality that league executives, head coaches and athletic administrators of today have the power to enforce norms of silence, secrecy or exclusion from the past on the potential sports leaders of tomorrow.
One way to minimize potential abuses on the part of researchers is to enforce norms of expected behavior[ 15, 70].
ICANN's processes appear to favor business interests and generation of profits over the future integrity of the Health Internet, failing to make any tangible commitments to protect public health or enforce norms as would be found in a responsible global governance framework [ 4, 11, 13].
To give to someone who is in need is not only a socially enforced norm (Wiessner 2005) but also internalized through shared experiences of suffering.
Is the brand reflecting tastes, or enforcing norms of behavior?
Another senior official declared that "the Cold War enforced norms, and the Soviets and the United States didn't go outside a set of boundaries".
