Sentence examples for enforce normative from inspiring English sources
A second introductory essay, by Oisín Wall, discusses the historical use of psychological tests to enforce normative ideals and weed out the "abnormal or deviant".
Religious people might choose to avail themselves of the guidance provided by their respective religions, but it is unreasonable to enforce normative views, derived from claims about a God, uniformly on a societal level given the multicultural and multi-faith nature of Canada in the 21st century.
In an LA Review of Books interview published after his realist novel Dissident Gardens, literary fantasist Jonathan Lethem probed at the weaknesses of both forms of fiction: "Realism enforces a normative sense of what constitutes reality," he told LARB's Brian Gresko.
Unfortunately this ideal is pretty un-inclusive and enforces gender normative roles.
The latter two questions seem deeply connected, for population members typically enforce social behaviors and rules having normative force by sanctions placed on those failing to comply with the relevant norm; and the presence of sanctions, if suitably strong, explains the persistence of the norm.
International conventions set "normative" standards for contracting countries, but individuals cannot enforce those standards unless they are incorporated into Australian law.
Regulators must enforce it.
Estlund uses normative consent theory as the basis for an account of democratic legitimacy, understood as the permissibility of using coercion to enforce authority.
"We enforce this strongly.
Schools enforce rules inconsistently.
