Sentence examples for bringing norms from inspiring English sources

Krueger's goal of bringing norms of fairness back into the business culture appears not to be taking hold.

On these terms, writers of Christian history normally begin phenomenologically when discussing Christian identity; that is, they do not bring norms or standards by which they have determined the truth of this or that branch of Christianity or even of the faith tradition as a whole but identify everyone as Christian who call themselves Christian.

With the fall of the Taliban, the country's new government and Western aid groups are now doing just the opposite: bringing city norms to conservative villages.

Thanks Mom and your generation of fearless fighters for devoting your lives to bringing the norm of equality to us.

At that point, pure digital storage will become the norm, bringing with it a whole set of problems that never troubled film.

If I hear from employees who are defying those norms and bringing forth their own unique working styles, I immediately feel confident that my contributions to the organization will be met and heard.

"Queering the norm and bringing fabulosity".

As Google rightly argues, though, scheduling meetings on the go is now becoming the norm and bringing this functionality to mobile now makes it easier if your are a Google Apps user.

Robert Kaiser (h/t Kevin Drum) highlights the wonky political-science aspect of the argument: the GOP has made the deadly (though politically effective) move of adopting the norms of Westminster-style parliamentary discipline within an America-style presidential system, where such norms bring the machinery of government to a grinding halt.

"Artists, like other intellectuals, question taboos, challenge norms, bring enlightenment," he said.

National health in the United States is influenced by the dietary norms brought into the country by an increasing number of immigrants.