Sentence examples for To norms from inspiring English sources
noun
That which is regarded as normal or typical.
- Unemployment is the norm in this part of the country.
Normative institutionalism, however, explains individuals' adherence to norms in reference to their perception of some actions as appropriate or inappropriate for people in their role.
"There are restrictions related to norms, morals and religion".
There is a lot of peer pressure to conform to norms of behavior".
I was introduced to Norms by the Scottish guitar band, Teenage Fanclub.
In deference to norms held dear, the like won't be attempted here.
Christian dogma was reinterpreted and reduced to norms of human sociality and freedom.
Put differently, social behaviour conforms to norms, values, and rules that direct behaviour in specific situations.
Also, don't get too tied to norms and conventions, because they change all the time, too.
There are two schools of thought regarding why people conform to norms.
To Americans, it's also an example of the United Kingdom's hostility to norms of free speech that we take for granted.
I would imagine that this world full of patriarchy, homophobia, racism, and general distrust of people who don't conform to norms was all a big fiction.
