Sentence examples for became the normative from inspiring English sources
Almost none of it was retained in Pharisaic (rabbinical) Judaism, which became the normative Jewish tradition after the Roman conquest of Jerusalem and the destruction of the Second Temple.
Institutes of the Christian Religion, Latin Christianae Religionis Institutio, French Institution de la Religion Chrétienne, John Calvin's masterpiece, a summary of biblical theology that became the normative statement of the Reformed faith.
This multi-media world proved a challenging news environment for the first newspapers, published at the beginning of the seventeenth century, and it would be two hundred years before newspapers became the normative, or even predominant form of news delivery.
The way that won out became the normative way, which is to increase the lights each night.
These standards may become the normative references for RRI activities (political dimension of responsibility), so that our current "Grand Challenges" can be answered (social dimension of responsibility) respecting and promoting the EU Fundamental Rights (legal dimension of responsibility) at the same time4.
Ideally, we need to move toward a model where a within-country data cycle becomes the normative source of information used locally and then fed into global estimates (Fig. 1), rather than vice versa.
They suggest that we have two relatively autonomous mechanisms for processing information, and they're called all sorts of things, but what's become the most normative way of describing them, is to call them simply system one and system two.
In many cases it has become the only normative principle that can be advanced by those wishing to remain within the field of Foucaldian scholarship.
ELSA thus became the concept under which normative critique of science and technology was to be institutionalised.
As I'd done no such preparation, normative determinism became the guiding principle.
