Sentence examples for a common norm from inspiring English sources

For example, an independent election commission was only introduced in Sweden, Leissner's home country, after it became a common norm around the world, she said.

This approach may lead to unwarranted result if bots behave differently from a common norm.

In case the existing interdependencies necessitate the maintenance of a regime despite a lack of a common norm, the regime can be expected to generate coordinated outcomes based on the participants' relative power.

Thus, the variable of interdependencies is responsible for regime formation, while the variable of a common norm – for the prevalence of either coordination or cooperation as its functional type.

Cultural and social contexts evidently shape the way that programmes are applied especially when they tend to standardize health services to a common norm.

Instead of appealing to an assumed common norm of "publicity" or a set of culturally specific practices of communication, a cosmopolitan public sphere is created when at least two culturally rooted public spheres begin to overlap and intersect, as when translations and conferences create a cosmopolitan public sphere in various academic disciplines.

The incident was partially caused by a subtle software update, implemented a few weeks prior in all of Google's autonomous cars, that enabled them to "hug the rightmost side of the lane," a common social norm that allows other drivers to pass on the left.

This might be because of the common norm of viewing domestic violence as a private issue in which outsiders should not intervene.

Metascientists also flout another common norm: that "good" scientists shy away from the limelight.

Interestingly, such predictions are the common norm in astrology, which are based on feeble myths and supernatural stories.

As a consequence, convergence result to a common minimum-norm fixed point of a finite family of nonexpansive mappings is proved.