Sentence examples for Prevailing norms from inspiring English sources

In other words, attempting to exercise normative competence (that is, to promote autonomy) relative to the prevailing norms entails adopting a set of norms that is oppressive to oneself.

All authentic artists buck prevailing norms and develop, on their own, what matters in their art.

But, she argues, markets are also inherently social institutions and thus vulnerable to prevailing norms.

Unwittingly, the drivers adopted the behavior that seemed most appropriate given their understanding of the area's prevailing norms.

Like-wise, tempered radicals gently and continually push against prevailing norms, making a difference in small but steady ways and setting examples from which others can learn.

He broke many prevailing norms and instituted new ones that helped to secure the Constitution's separation of powers and to preserve the executive branch's equality.

"This is in conformity with the prevailing norm in cooperatives," Mr. Shmulewitz said.

"So a lack of transparency and openness is still the prevailing norm," he said.

The prevailing norm 30 years ago was that the only accepted venue for sexual expression was marriage".

The law did allow the President to remove the director, but the prevailing norm called for this power to be used sparingly.

The article investigates whether the narrative of a pervasive presence of dynamic pricing provides a realistic description of hotels' online pricing behavior and thus challenges the view that dynamic pricing should be considered the prevailing norm for the industry.