Sentence examples for a normative policy from inspiring English sources

Treating normative agency in this way, however, is a normative policy, not just a fact about concepts.

It simply becomes a normative policy endorsement," Hong said.

It also has a particular view of diversity as an advantage and a resource, and its main normative policy drivers are community cohesion and a diversity-based common public culture.

The creation of a primary care team is a very challenging process that goes beyond the normative policy definitions of who is on the team or what the team has to do.

This step allows translating normative policy regimes into an analytical framework that is susceptible of testing policy effectiveness in a more systematic manner.

Still, given our empirical observations, I would warn against stressing the integrative associations of the notion of solidarity in diversity too much for reasons of maintaining a normative or policy consensus on diversity management.

On the contrary, it is a very challenging process that goes beyond the normative policy definitions of who is on the team or what the team has to do.

In this context, he argues for a focus on "common bonds rather than differences" (p. 3), recognizing diversity as "an advantage and a resource" and identifies "community cohesion and a diversity-based common public culture" as its main "normative policy drivers".

Its mandate is normative policy work in New York, but it's also operational – and most of its country teams are pretty small while expectations are high," said one.

From the beginning of the conflict there was a strong elite driven consensus to keep the SDF completely out of Afghanistan in line with Japan's strict normative policy of not using force or endangering the lives of soldiers or civilians.

The idea that science and policy should be considered as separate realms, the one concerned with the production of objective truth and the other with the production of normative policies, has proved not to be an adequate description of actual policy-making practices (see e.g. [ 28, 29]).