Sentence examples for inherent norms from inspiring English sources

It is the Enlightenment Project mentality that obfuscates the distinction between describing and explaining the inherent norms of commercial activity along with an internal critique of when we fail to instantiate those norms as opposed to normative CSR which proscribes, presumably, from a purely external position what participants in commerce should be doing.

In view of cultural differences, certain items were modified in order to fit more closely into the context, consistent with the inherent norms of Lebanese society.

The Arabic version was used in Arabic speaking countries where certain items were modified in order to fit more closely into the Arabic context, and consistent with the inherent norms of Arabic societies, which share almost the same socio-cultural norms [ 23, 24].

Bottom line: sexual repression is rooted in the misogynistic cultural norms inherent in the ancient civilizations that wrote the Christian bible.

Column 3 of Table 1 above listed the social norms inherent in the relationships facilitating adherence.

To identify the interactions between these networks, we sought also to explore the social norms inherent within them.

To solve this problem there must be a norm inherent in singularity itself, and, in his Concluding Unscientific Postscript, Kierkegaard tries to express such a norm in his claim that "subjectivity is the truth," an idea that prefigures the existential concept of authenticity.

Belief-formation aims at the truth; there is a norm inherent in the practice of believing that one should only believe truths.

Despite the measurement limitations inherent in the norm-referenced paradigm, one-time and short-term use of PROMs has demonstrated improvements in patient satisfaction, well-being and autonomy, patient-physician communication and the detection of mental health diagnoses [ 3– 6].

The biases inherent in these operative norms have been unmasked in various critical science studies and by many social movements.

While perceived behaviour control might simply be a function of greater freedom of decision inherent in higher positions, norms are idiosyncratic and might, hence, be influenced on individual level.