Sentence examples for a condition of normality from inspiring English sources

If the applicability of material legal norms presupposes a condition of normality, Schmitt assumes, a polity must be entitled to decide whether to suspend the application of its law on the ground that the situation is abnormal.

The sovereign creation of a condition of normality, in other words, constitutes a community's political identity and it is likely to do so through the forcible suppression of those whose conception of normality differs from the sovereign's (D 132 47).

Schmitt apparently hoped, throughout the Weimar Republic's years of relative stability, that presidential dictatorship in defence of the existing constitution might be sufficient to create a condition of normality that would allow the Weimar Republic to function.

Many of the people I talk to describe a new stage in their relationship with the United States, a condition of positive normality that has a different quality from what they felt when Bill Clinton — another man they liked — was president.

If an ecological phase maintains its condition of normality in the linked processes and functions that constitute ecosystems then is believed healthy.

To be fully universal, psychoanalysis a term Freud coined in 1896 would also have to examine the male psyche in a condition of what might be called normality.

The condition of normality of residuals was met for all experiments (Shapiro-Wilk test; experiment 1, P = 0.0812; experiment 2, P = 0.606; experiment 3, P = 0.478).

Schmitt's implicit reply to this objection claims that the applicability of legal norms presupposes a general condition of social normality.

If necessary, data were log10-transformed to meet conditions of normality or a Kruskal-Wallis non-parametric test was used.

A fuzzy number is a fuzzy set on the real line that satisfies the conditions of normality and convexity.

Immunohistochemical and qPCR data from in vivo studies were analyzed using a two-tailed student's t-test when the data complied with the conditions of normality and equal variance.