Sentence examples for broad normative from inspiring English sources

Boards of Directors should clearly communicate the broad normative standards within which tactical decisions will be made.

They are however insufficiently widely shared to constitute the basis for the kind of argument the Panel wishes to develop here, which attempts to ground substantive positions on the issue of assisted death in broad normative consensus.

Several of these conditions are similar to principles of good governance widely held by governments and multilateral organizations; that is, they can be considered as having a broad normative base.

The authors point out that while guidelines are supposed to provide broad normative directives, there are discrepancies in approaches to benefits across these guidelines with "obvious potential to result in differing practical interpretations of the ethical conduct of global health research" ([ 2] p6).

However, if a person with a diagnosis of a given psychiatric condition has imaging or spectroscopy performed in a blinded fashion, it is likely to be interpreted within normal limits because of the lack of diagnostic features attributed to the conditions and broad normative values in a clinical setting.

The task of this chapter is to spell out the implications of the broad normative commitments latent in the institutional culture of Canadian society, an institutional culture around which there is broad and stable societal consensus for the debate surrounding assisted death in voluntary contexts, that is in contexts in which individuals are capable of articulating their wishes competently.

This Essay excavates and distills these implicit ideas into a broader normative framework for economic freedom in the twenty-first century.

We will look at the way contemporary developments in aesthetics have shaped the reception of Sanskrit poetry and poetic theory over the past two centuries, as well as using parallel readings in classical Indian and contemporary theory to explore the broader normative question of how theoretical resources should be deployed in the interpretation of other, particularly classical literatures.

This, too, is surprising, because ideally a theory of secession would be situated within a broader normative theory of a range of claims to territory, including, but not limited to claims to sovereign jurisdiction of the sort now associated with statehood.

Choosing from a broad range of normative criteria, one still can distinguish between better and worse enforcement strategies.

Students will be introduced to a broad range of normative approaches to politics, and the seminars will be organized around debates and small-group exercises to train students in the concrete ways in which one argues normatively.