Sentence examples for a normative standpoint from inspiring English sources

From a normative standpoint, politicians' greater involvement in financial regulation is in line with calls for enhanced presidential control over independent agencies.

From a normative standpoint, things are clear: cosmopolitans who uphold equality, global justice, ethno-religious tolerance and human rights cannot accept right-wing populism.

In order to contrast models from a normative standpoint, we also constructed an index of conformity to an ideal-type, based on the literature on group practice and on the various policy documents on new emerging forms of PHC organizations (such as the FMG).

Agency can only be understood from a practical and normative standpoint (Nagel 1986; Korsgaard 1996; Bilgrami 2006, for instance).

Wallace approaches the free will issue from the normative standpoint of moral philosophy, whereas a view like Frankfurt's or Fischer and Ravizza's approaches the topic from the standpoints of metaphysics and action theory.

It is difficult to say which ethical theory or normative standpoint should be favoured.

[Of course, this normative standpoint strategy, when developed in its strongest form, is specious.

Third, the normative standpoint relative to particular domains is that of "persons and institutions with whom (or which) one is concretely connected by friendship, family, work, neighborhood" (Benson 1990, 55).

This was an attempt to capture respondents' normative standpoints towards research on ATM.

It demands from paediatricians a sincere interest in the differences between normative standpoints related to cultural or religious beliefs and dedicated efforts to grasp these.

Key challenges in the areas of research engagement, recruitment, design, and measurement are discussed from both scientific and normative standpoints.