Sentence examples for establish a norm from inspiring English sources

Since the participants are affected by moderator comments made to previous participants, it will be particularly important to moderate early in the feedback session in order to establish a norm for what constitutes useful feedback.

Then we demonstrate that if 'lead' researchers are able to establish a norm of contribution to the public good, a better outcome can be achieved, and we show that the general public license (GPL) used in the provision of open source software is one such mechanism.

"Try to establish a norm that it's okay to talk about sex and it's okay to talk about desire early on because the longer you wait to introduce that, the more awkward the topic can become".

I think the word can be a way of establishing a norm, and me outside that norm, and that worries me".

Most of the sodden collegians were trying to dance to the norm of the Negro orchestra which had established a norm of noise and rhythm, from which there was little deviation.

Ash-Shāfiʿī completed this Islāmization process by establishing a norm for interpretation, the uṣūl, but the functions of the individual principles were fixed in legal theory by later scholars.

"It feels like what they're trying to do is re-establish a norm that smoking is okay, that smoking is glamorous and acceptable," says Cynthia Hallett, executive director of Americans for Non-Smokers' Rights.

Thank you to Jessica, whose work ethic established a norm no one has been able to beat.

"In some cases," she writes, "shaming might be all we need or want as a deterrent Sometimes, shaming is successful in establishing a norm".

"We have established a norm that people will walk into your classrooms, but there is a trust that comes with having a professional dialogue," he told the Journal News.

By establishing a norm of period-shaming, [male-preferring] societies effectively prevent the ability to bond over an experience that 50% of us in the human population share monthly.