"implement the norms" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to put into action or carry out the established standards or rules. Example: In order for our company to succeed, we must implement the norms set by the industry to ensure ethical and responsible practices. or The government is working to implement the norms laid out in the new policy to improve social equality.
But Kyle genuinely torments the wretched, evincing moral contumely for their recklessness, self-indulgence, "promiscuity" – in short, their failure to implement the middle-class cultural norms of aspiration and enterprise.
There was powerful support from many countries, such as Rwanda and Timor-Leste, which have suffered horrific violence, and a real commitment from big regional countries, for instance India, Indonesia, Brazil and South Africa.Nobody underestimates the institutional and political challenges in implementing the new norm in practice, and plenty of cautions were expressed in the debate.
"We are supposed to set norms and standards…" "Our role is … to work through the regions and countries to implement those norms and standards and work with them on pilot demonstration projects … and so, sort of by definition, we are removed from the real impact of our work at the ground level".
We implemented the L 1-norm using an iteratively reweighted least squares (IRWLS) algorithm (Scales et al. 1998; Walker and Jackson 2000).
The present study builds upon theoretical and methodological implications: first, it argues that a multi-disciplinary study of contact-phenomena advances our theory on the interplay of language as 'human faculty' and 'social competence' in which bilinguals engage in a linguistic task that involve cognitive processing mechanisms and the ability to implement societal norms (Matras 2010).
Thus, it is not enough to develop and implement staffing norms across a country; allowance must be made for variation based on the epidemiological distribution of priority diseases (e.g. climatic or urban-rural differences) as well as for evolution over time.
Implementing the substantive ideal of democratic equality might conflict with other justice norms (Estlund 2000).
Thus, indigenous societies implemented egalitarian norms, and the production of public goods became more efficient.
Implementing international norms into the domestic law typically follows a top-bottom approach, emanating from the legislative or executive level to the community.
Recently, many languages have been proposed to specify and implement norm-based environments where the behaviour of autonomous agents is monitored, evaluated based on norms, and possibly sanctioned if norms are violated.
