Sentence examples for So norms from inspiring English sources
So norms like playing well together really do matter.
So norms concerning the separation between the sexes are coming from diverse sources; their application differs according to place; norms are not fixed but changing; and people (women and men) have different ways of embodying and negotiating with these norms.
If so, this collaboration amounts to PPP as hybrid governance, given the involved public interest in the energy transition as promoted authoritatively by one or more de facto public parties to the PPP, and so (norms originating in) public law may become relevant.
This HL instrument was developed based on revision of the Chinese Adult Health Literacy Questionnaire CAHLQQ) [ 29] with incorporation of direct measure of reading and numeracy skills in the U.S. [ 24], so norms or thresholds for what constitutes "low HL" have not been established.
So, norm inequality (18) is a refinement of inequality (3) obtained by Burqan [4], Theorem 2.
Namely, in norm, and so in norm.
They help to establish trust and, so, cooperative norms within a community.
end{aligned} (3.23) Noting that dim(Y_{k}<+infty), so all norms of (Y_{k}) are equivalent.
A: If you invite someone to a group, everyone else in the group will see who invited whom, so social norms will help govern how this works.
So many norms of politics and civic discourse have been shattered in the year that ends this Sunday.
