Sentence examples for his normative from inspiring English sources

When Hume claims... that such preferences are not contrary to reason, he is forgetting, or mis-stating, his normative beliefs.

From his normative perspective welfare chauvinism and neoliberalism are both morally unacceptable.

The Judge seeks to motivate the choice of his normative ethics through the avoidance of despair.

He, however, confines his normative discussion to uses of majority culture in relation to just two areas of policy, namely, immigration and naturalisation.

Despite this dogmatism, Xunzi seems to have taken seriously the need to provide his normative claims with some defence.

This shows the flexibility of his classical realism and his normative assumptions based on the promotion of universal moral values.

The wish to maintain a conceptual distinction between responsibility and autonomy has led Benson to revise his early normative competence approach (Benson 1994, 665).

On his account, normative judgments express attitudes and invite others to share these attitudes, but they are not strictly speaking true or false.

Scanlon's theory is taxonomically interesting, in that while he adopts an expectational theory of promissory obligation, his underlying normative theory is straightforwardly contractualist.

This means that the researcher must aim to base his or her normative approach as closely as possible on non-ideal features of human psychology and socio-empirical conditions.

Victor Jeffreys II, who has a giant Afro, refers proudly to what he calls his "non-normative hair".