Sentence examples for established norms of from inspiring English sources
With regard to the internal dimension of energy policy an appeal to established supranational competence in the internal market could be made, and the history and established norms of market integration and harmonisation (Baumgartner, 2007: 485).
Forget even about established norms of industrial agriculture.
The E.U. should stand by its values and established norms of international conduct.
As a candidate and president, Trump has tested — and in some instances broken — established norms of democratic politics.
How is digital technology generating counterpublics — categories of identity and belonging in opposition to established norms of personhood or community?
Meanwhile, intelligent design appeared incapable of generating a scientific research program, which inevitably broadened the gap between it and the established norms of science.
The Geneva Conventions of 1949, which established norms on the treatment of soldiers and civilians captured in war, require the prompt registration of detainees, so that their treatment can be monitored, but the Administration argues that Al Qaeda members and supporters, who are not part of a state-sponsored military, are not covered by the Conventions.
Has the board established norms on what is expected of directors in the boardroom?
Doing away with the death penalty is "seen as an established norm of modern society," said Nicole Bacharan, a French historian and political scientist at the Institute for Political Studies in Paris.
Submitting a script to a committee that's looking to satisfy some established norm of artistic merit or so-called "quality" (a loaded term in the history of French cinema) is no less of a hurdle, or even a constraint, than trying to persuade a producer of a project's commercial potential.
Appealing to the players' own assessment of their actions in relation to the established norm of correct body movements facilitates their uptake of the self-problematisation tools underpinning self-governance.
