"We have to search for a form of Islamic liberalism compatible with the norms of Egyptian society while not alienating other forces".
By discussing the caliphate and the Islamisation of state institutions, Sisi was simply trying to show – amid "a torrent of stuff circulating through the college about Muslims being incapable of democracy" – that Islam was as compatible with democratic norms as Christianity.
Although Pakistan is governed poorly, the current civilian government has begun to squeeze the military's space internally and the courts are themselves groping for a role compatible with democratic norms even though they cause instability in the short run by decisions like the one to dismiss the country's prime minister.
Recommendations within CPGs should be evidence-based, precise, clear, relevant, authoritative, and compatible with existing norms [ 20, 21].
In order to make the exposure ontology compatible with international norms for concepts and terminology, we started with the IPCS glossary to seed a library of terms.
Secondly, social representations situate individuals and groups in a social field and enable the development of a social identity compatible with the norms and values of society.
This was in accordance with gender stereotypes of women as self-sacrificing, loving and caring mothers, although it was not compatible with the norms of female chastity and sexual innocence.
Indeed, studies in other contexts have demonstrated that innovations that are perceived to be compatible with organisational norms, values and ways of working are more readily adopted [ 28, 29].
In this last step, for example, a respondent's attempt to be compatible with perceived norms (e.g., perceived fairness, political correctness, or ethical considerations) further biases a subjective valuation (Rehm and Frick 2010).
In behavioural journalism [ 29], real-life role models serve as the sender of the health messages ensuring that messages are compatible with the norms, perceptions and language of the target population.
