Sentence examples for are normative for the from inspiring English sources
If so, the abstract structures discovered by gnôstikê are normative for the city, the way the forms are in the Republic.
In places like Africa and Asia, some new Lutheran congregations have built their worship services almost exclusively around North American/North European practices, because of their belief these are normative for the international community.
In a society as religiously diverse as America today, no one faith should be normative for the entire society".
On some views, notably Korsgaard's, reflective endorsement of an identity is a necessary condition of its being normative for the agent, i.e., providing reasons for her.
Thus, smoking is normative for men, the religious pronouncements have had limited influence to date on what is perceived to be an individual's decision, and according to some participants religious leaders could positively influence compliance with the smoke-free law.
Use of a median split for heavy/moderate substance use is common in the research literature and was used for the current study because standard cutoffs for the general population may not be normative for people in the justice system (Field et al., 2011; Montgomery et al., 2012; Papachristou et al., 2012; Witbrodt et al., 2014).
In many countries, recidivism is normative: for example, in the United States 55% of ex-prisoners are re-incarcerated within five years of release (Durose et al. 2014), and in Australia, 40% are re-incarcerated within two years (SCRGSP 2014).
8 Thus, while it is normative for a Yoruba woman to remain faithful, the same cannot be said of her husband.
"In America today, it is normative for children to start childcare at some point in the first year of life and stay there until they start school.
