Sentence examples for burden of norm from inspiring English sources

Given the potential for all people to benefit, fairness considerations require us to share the burden of norm change with Colin Kaepernick.

The level of well-being of divorced women compared to married women is lower as societies more strongly endorse familialism, presumably because divorced women feel the burden of having failed the norm of sustaining a family.

In mainland China MSM bear a high burden of HIV since the cultural norm may cause them to wish to be hidden, which makes them very likely to be exposed to HIV, and moreover causes much more difficulties to implement intervention measures.

Despite generous national social welfare provisions, experience of burden was the norm and was significantly associated with patient's disruptive behavior.

It is considered a kind of norm.

BG One thing I don't agree with this kind of norm, the term norm.

"There's plenty of norm out there".

Diversity in norm perception could be due to an absence of norm, that the norm is not well known, or that there are several rather than one norm.

But getting Russia to operate inside the international system and work constructively to uphold international norms – while also sharing the burden of global leadership – is altogether a positive, particularly for the United States.

By looking at the actual defense burden of an individual country and comparing it with the norm for similar economies, analysts can infer localized circumstances that may be influencing the government's perceptions of security.

Finally, we emphasize that the superior performance of our weighted-l2-norm solution in retrieving sparse residuals in Section 5.2, plus the slight improvement of the coding quality in Section 5.3, was achieved with roughly the same computational complexity as the classical l2-norm minimization (if we neglect the computational burden of the GCI detector).