Sentence examples for expected norms from inspiring English sources

Official evaluations show Kunskapsskolan schools outperform state-owned peers and our students exceed the expected norms.

Therefore the charge of hooliganism can be sustained when a defendant has expressed open disrespect and defiance against the communally expected norms and the tastes of others.

The same shock manifests itself when subjects deviate from other expected norms, too, as swimmer Simone Manuel discovered when her gold medal victory was reduced in headlines to: "Michael Phelps shares historic night with African-American".

When first staged at the Paris Opéra in the shadow of Meyerbeer's Robert le diable and La Dame blanche, Berlioz's first opera, Benvenuto Cellini (1838), was different enough from expected norms that it failed to appeal to Parisian audiences.

For the states to feel assured of the returns of treating their interests as indivisible, multilateral arrangements tend to incorporate some mechanism for ensuring that countries act in accordance with the expected norms.

To conduct the aforementioned economic analyses, labor market lifetime outcomes based on expected norms were obtained.

Braggadocio is not well accepted in the pilot community, where quiet competence is the expected norm.

The 56 lots took well over two hours to sell, more than twice the expected norm.

Barbara Bush fit into the expected norm for presidential wives, a sweet southern lady who spent her life raising children.

She taught me that I didn't have to fit into the expected norm, it was OK to be the outsider and to still enjoy drama.

Speaking about Elian's father, Juan Miguel Gonzalez, a doorman in the resort city of Varadero, Cuba, Mr. Kneedler added that "this is a universal, expected norm" and that to ignore it in Elian's case could put American children in jeopardy around the world.