Sentence examples for explicit norms from inspiring English sources

There are no explicit norms or policies about how to deal with the individual or group risk approach in the third dimension.

Here Habermas sides with Pettit in seeing the central function of explicit norms as creating a commons that can serve as the basis for institutionalizing norms, a space in which the content of norms and concepts can be put up for rational reflection and revision (Pettit 1992, Habermas 1990).

At the regional level, explicit norms should be set by the involved professionals.

"Antisocial behavior" designates an intentional disrespect for implicit or explicit social norms of everyday life, manifested as covert or relational aggression, overt verbal aggression and, in extreme cases, violent physical aggression (Burt et al. 2011; Burt and Donnellan 2009; Verona et al. 2008).

An international regime essentially denotes a "set of implicit or explicit principles, norms, rules, and decision making procedures around which actors' expectations converge in a given area of international relations" (Krasner 1983: 2).

Focusing on epidemic diseases, Hoffman [ 1] defines the "global health security regime" as "the implicit or explicit principles, norms, rules and decision-making procedures by which international actors (including both states and civil society organizations) aim to protect their constituencies from the transmission of diseases from one area to another".

Our approach also applies to arbitrary design or models, provided that they follow a well-defined metamodel with explicit constraints the norm nowadays.

If the subRiemannian structure is equiregular, as an original contribution of this paper, in Theorem 3.10 we also present a quantitative version of this result, by introducing an explicit quasi-norms equivalent to (d_epsilon ).

It follows that society and state make possible the full realization of human potentiality, embody a common good, and represent a tacit or explicit agreement on norms and ends.

It is easily overlooked that such rules are only part of the story; they make explicit and institutionalize norms that are already operative in correct language use.

In Sellars's reconstruction of it, talk of abstract entities does not have explanatory force, but is involved in making explicit certain linguistic norms.