Sentence examples for changing the norm from inspiring English sources

That's the thorny Trolley Problem, and it gets thornier: the major attraction of autonomous vehicles for city planners is the possibility that they'll reduce the number of cars on the road, by changing the norm from private ownership to a kind of driverless Uber.

"Every day blockchain technology is changing the norm and encouraging innovation.

It offers a broader understanding of how ideology could penetrate and change jurisprudence firstly by changing the norms, secondly by presupposing new kind of legal institutions.

The other option is to cross boundaries and, apart from changing the norms, also redesign governing values, which means the entire action process changes.

But he said changing the norms of society, rather than its laws, was likely to be a more effective response.

Slutkin believes the key lies in treating violent crime like a disease and changing the norms in the worst affected neighbourhoods to prevent its transmission.

However, the GMC saw the Nice guidelines as "being more about changing the norms of practice generally than pursuing individual doctors".

"There is a remarkable lack of sensitivity to the subjects of the photographs". But he said changing the norms of society, rather than its laws, was likely to be a more effective response.

"If you weren't smart, you became a teacher....  Our theory of change is that by getting the smartest in our society — who would [normally] go into the oil and gas sector — to become teachers, they will be the new role models and be advocates for changing the norms" because Qatar will eventually need "a knowledge-based society".

However, by changing the norms in the left-hand sides in (12) and (13) to power-weighted norms we can from our result obtain a similar result for homogeneous kernels of any degree λ.

My sense is that everybody talks about this, but I'm not sure how serious managers are about the tradeoffs they would have to make in order to attract and retain more women -- such as reorganizing basic work processes to allow for more reasonable work hours, or changing the norms about acceptable behavior.