Sentence examples for Normative effect from inspiring English sources

Communication and optimism can have a normative effect on reality, and indeed it did, giving Macri and several of his closest allies incredible figures in public opinion polls.

The question is underexplored in relation to law, where we are concerned with the normative effect of actual arrangements.

This would suggest that the decision between consent and non-consent has here no normative effect: whatever the agent decides, the previous moral situation remains in place.

We organized these into 4 sub-categories: a) Safety; b) Mutual support; c) The normative effect; and d) The changing role of the provider.

c) The normative effect: While many patients reported feeling safer in a group, many also reported instances where members of the group intervene in a patient's care strategy, pressuring them to take better care of themselves.

They also include "soft law" resolutions and declarations, such as the General Assembly's United Nations Millennium Declaration [ 42], which, although intended to create a good faith obligation on member states to work towards the MDGs, remains a recommendation with normative effect only [ 43].

This paper provides a complete analytical characterization of the positive and normative effects of alternative exchange rate regimes in a simple two-country sticky-price dynamic general equilibrium model with multiple shocks.

As I've written previously, the nature of Chinese economic engagement with Latin America, despite having some beneficial aspects, has also had long term negative economic and normative effects in the region and has strengthened anti-American regimes.

Thus, normative effects linked to democratization and state-building in Afghanistan have been far from guaranteed as normative expectations on the ground have not intersected with Western donor interests (for the reasons see Hakimi, 2015).

This article explores the tensions among different visions of the Palestinian national project that appeared through these commemorative practices as the normative effects of martyr memorialization dissolved into criticism, cynicism and apathy.

Therefore, the normative effects of group majorities cannot be distinguished from the effects of individual subjects.