First, an instinct is already expressive of a norm, since it specifies something that the animal ought to do and that it can fail to do (e.g., the seagull instinctually understands that it ought to eat fish and it can fail to find any fish to eat).
As it stands, the mandate already depends on a norm of law-abidingness to make its provisions work, because the penalty is small enough that people could actually save money over the long haul by paying the fine until they get sick and then taking advantage of guaranteed issue to buy insurance.
The utilitarian rule "everyone to count for one, nobody for more than one" is already a substantive egalitarian norm, which goes beyond the bare assertion of equal basic human worth.
The idea is that a normative sentence such as "You may park here for one hour" may be used by an authority to provide permission on the spot or it may be used by a passerby to report on an already existing norm (e.g., a standing municipal regulation).
A norm with value 0.1 means that the person considers relatively mild events already emergency cases, and a norm of 0.8 means that events need to be very severe before (s)he considers them to be emergencies.
The practice also reinforces a norm that already exists in many western societies: Asian culture is exotic, abnormal and not worth learning if it's too difficult to comprehend.
However, the unilateral cancellation of meetings is already a violation of the norms of the organization.
In fact, the discrepancy between the two can be devastating when veterans discover it for themselves, which can reinforce a sense of isolation that is already their norm.
The switch to PIN and chip readers (already the norm in many other countries) is on the horizon--a change that will undoubtedly make using your plastic saer.
SPL, already the norm in Nordic countries, was billed as an unequivocal step towards gender equality.
