Sentence examples similar to indispensable norms from inspiring English sources
This work was indispensable as the norms collected in one country are not necessarily culturally and linguistically adaptable to different populations.
The EU is the world's largest agglomeration of economic power, and it remains indispensable in shaping the norms of international affairs.
As Correa et al. assert, "Derrida is correct that human rights norms are both indispensable and insufficient; we need a human rights framework reconceived as relationally individual and social at the same time" ([ 1]. p211).
Developing health protective social norms may be an indispensable component of effective health promotion in high schools.
All the illegal paraphernalia of torture and detention and assassination were legitimized as indispensable; yet there comes a time when economic norms bend in the direction of political discourse, when the irrationality seeps into the economy as well.
Functionalism, in social sciences, theory based on the premise that all aspects of a society institutions, roles, norms, etc.—serve a purpose and that all are indispensable for the long-term survival of the society.
With the increase of research on young adults with a chronic health condition and for use in clinical practice, norm data for this age group have become indispensable.
For a significant majority of participants, bearing no sons, or having only one child constituted a form of infertility where community norms dictate that large families are preferable and that sons are indispensable.
In developments of Aquinas's moral theory such as are proposed by Grisez and Finnis, that critique is treated as an indispensable preliminary to any reflective non-question-begging identification of the route from first principles to specific moral norms.
But he seems indispensable.
