Sentence examples for further norms from inspiring English sources

He may then say that the law now includes both the original norms and the principles (or perhaps some further norms determined by the principles).

In this operation, the principles (and the further norms that they determine) are valid in virtue of the relation of justification they bear to the original norms.

Further norms of equality of condition or treatment might be viewed as free-standing or derived from the claim of equality of status.

It has also been argued that the problem concerning guidance is solved if (NB1) is supplemented with the subjective norms of rationality: (NB1) guides, but via these further norms (Boghossian 2003: 39, Gibbard 2005: 343, Shah 2003: 471, Wedgwood 2002: 282).

Given some principles that justify norms in this sense, the interpreter might add to the set certain further norms such as those implied by the explicit communication that constitutes the original norms, if doing so would give better effect to the principles and thereby improve principled consistency (on the current understanding of that notion) in the way government treats its citizens.

Further, norms of masculinity often deter men from accessing health services, resulting in poor uptake of preventive care services, including HIV testing and care [ 10– 15].

A distance between von Neumann algebras is introduced, depending on a further norm inducing the w⁎-topology on bounded sets.

Call the further norm the greater gap principle.

Suppose one adds to the desert principle the further norm that when a person has less than she deserves, it is morally more valuable to gain an increment of good fortune for that person, the greater the gap between what she has and what she deserves.

Further, norm change, may, from a public health perspective, be the only feasible approach as it can be brought to scale.

In every competition, there are further ethical norms that go above and beyond the rules, or that appeal to the spirit of the rules we call this good sportsmanship, business ethics, professionalism, or statesmanship.