Sentence examples for central normative from inspiring English sources

But the central normative role of specification remains intact.

This is perhaps the central normative question of the TP (see Steinberg 2009).

The discussion is based upon central normative texts and examples from applications in Nordic companies.

The principle of responsibility provides a central normative vantage point for deciding on what grounds one might justify which inequality.

At the same time, however, it steers them into formulating some of their central normative principles in a potentially problematic way.

This entry seeks to unravel these strands and clarify the central normative issues about politics that the cry of 'dirty hands' evokes.

The central question of normative ethics is determining how basic moral standards are arrived at and justified.

Finally, the distinction so drawn is an important one in structuring central debates in normative theory, such as how to understand the divide between consequentialists and deontologists.

Public health practitioners – our course participants – may struggle with the move from 'is' to 'ought' that is this central characteristic of normative ethics.

Our results propose that minimizing pain intensity from a peripheral source of nociception may modulate sensory hypersensitivity, but may not amend central hyperexcitability to normative levels.

They concern central questions of normative justification that no empirical ethicist can afford to ignore, and have significant implications for the design of empirical ethics studies.