Sentence examples for a normative evaluation of from inspiring English sources

As the specific need for empirical information is dependent on the underlying account of ethical justification, different kinds of empirical data on an ethical issue are not of the same use for a normative evaluation of the respective topic.

Moral legitimacy 'reflects a positive normative evaluation of the organization and its activities' (p. 579).

Suchman says that moral legitimacy 'reflects a positive normative evaluation of the organization and its activities' (1995, p. 579).

To the best of our knowledge, this paper presents the first in-depth empirical description and normative evaluation of an actual priority setting process in a hospital in a low-income country.

But the rubrics are not important as basically the same area is covered under different names — the normative evaluation of economic policies/structure/institutions.

This facilitates the understanding of sustainable land use in both supply and demand perspective, and the normative evaluation of ecosystem services.

Moral philosophers have always been concerned with moral psychology and with articulating an agent's motivational structure, since the philosophical articulation of principles for the normative evaluation of human behavior has to be psychologically plausible.

An important question that connects the topics of business ethics and corporate social responsibility to the normative evaluation of markets is whether markets reward or punish ethical behavior, i.e. whether business ethics is a cost or a strategic advantage for companies (cf. e.g. Porter/Kramer 2006 for how the latter might be achieved).

To the degree to which such deviations from the model of a competitive market are unavoidable they need to be taken into account in normative evaluations of markets.

It has been difficult for clinicians to make normative evaluations of patient's motor potency with EDSS.

Though observers have different normative evaluations of this process, few would contest that most social and economic rights have been decoupled from nationality through the development of European integration and the global human rights framework, though observers have (Bauböck 1994; Soysal, 1994; Jacobson 1996; Joppke, 2010).