Sentence examples for committed to norms from inspiring English sources

Andrea Westlund argues that women could "freely and authentically" be committed to norms that subordinate them, as long as they are answerable to others for their commitment to these norms (e.g., Westlund 2009, 29; see §7 of the current entry).

The cognitive elites Murray cites are deeply committed to liberal norms of cultural tolerance and permissiveness.

But its support is evaporating, and analysts say there is a gap in the political market for a centrist pro-business party committed to democratic norms.

It was relieved not to have been demonised during the presidential campaign, and Mrs Clinton's talk of wishing it to be committed to international norms echoes the language of the Bush administration.

But if this is correct, then it looks like blame's characteristic dispositions need not be present even in those who are genuinely and sincerely committed to moral norms.

The investigators are committed to respecting the norms of good clinical practice, as well as the requirements of the Helsinki Declaration.

If people are motivated to conform by their desire to acquire or maintain a given social identity, it follows that they are not committed to any given norm, but to the identity that a norm supports.

The findings show evidence that sexual harassment policies strengthen unequal gender beliefs among men and women most committed to traditional gender interaction norms.

The investigators are committed to respect the prevailing norms of Good Clinical Practice as well as the requisites of the Declaration of Helsinki and the clauses of general and particular ethical conditions related to the right to privacy, anonymity and confidentiality.

By contrast, truly holistic societies — those committed to the coördinated enforcement of norms — tend to be repressive.

The coalition, which helped create the Federation of Northern Syria, slowly built up a predominantly Arab force, committed to democracy and human rights norms, and in sponsoring an independent Arab government, neither jihadi nor pro-Assad, finally achieved an American policy goal it's sought here since Syria's civl war broke out over seven years ago.