If we are members of a group, they argue, then we are under an obligation, ceteris paribus, to comply with the norms that govern it.
Railton (1997) argues that it shows that a certain form of skepticism about rationality specifically, one's asking "Why should I comply with the norms of practical rationality?"—can be answered.
This research complied with the norms of the Spanish Animal Protection Regulation, RD1201/2005, about protection of animals used in scientific research, which conforms to European Union Regulation 2003/65.
Axelrod presents a "norms game" in which agents probabilistically choose to comply with the norm, or deviate from it, and then other agents can probabilistically choose to punish any deviations at some cost to them.
Those who had low or no income were said to be at risk of both verbal and physical abuse and sometimes divorce, since they did not comply with the norm of being breadwinners or the community expectation of men being "heads of their families".
We describe a scenario for Maastricht type III organ donation that fully complies with the ethical norms governing care to dying patients.
Viktor Zubkov, Russia's first vice prime minister, told the RIA-Novosti news service that regulators would begin spot checks of wholesalers to make sure they were complying with the new norms.
Psychological traits are considered "masculine" and "feminine" if they dispose their bearers to comply with the gender norms assigned to men and women, respectively.
Now that the law applicable during NIAC is in a more (though by no means fully) developed state, the primary issue to be addressed is how to ensure that NSAGs comply with the relevant norms and close the gap between law and practice during NIAC.
3. Europe has made a commitment to comply with the basic norms of international law.
