Sentence examples for lack normative from inspiring English sources

The idea of public reason tells us that, for some set of moral or political rules, the rules in question are not legitimate, or lack normative authority, unless the rules in question can be justified, or are reasonably acceptable, to all those to whom the rules apply.

However, if any seemingly imprudent decision could be labelled as inauthentic and therefore invalid, the principle of respect for autonomy would lack normative force [ 2, 48].

Studies reporting elevated psychopathology tended to lack normative controls (3, 4, 6, 7, 8), assess participants cross-sectionally (4, 6), and/or focus on a single disorder, usually depression (4, 8).

Recently, some relevant decisions by the Italian Supreme Court dealt with the issue of advance directives, which still lack normative references in our legal system and are the subject of a lively and ongoing debate.

Besides lacking normative support from the CRPD, property rights issues for people with disabilities in low- and lower-middle income countries seem to be almost unexplored.

The fact that it seems to be challenging to health care professionals to accurately verbalise ethical challenges might also be understood in the light of lacking theoretical resources and hence lacking normative vocabulary which can illuminate the ethical challenges in a relevant way.

However, the lack of normative data hampers the ability to define someone's heart rate as 'normal' or 'abnormal'abnormal

3) Domestic scholars are mainly engaged in empirical study, and therefore, there is a lack of normative research.

However, a neurobiological research set-up does limit the research possibilities and one must keep in mind the lack of normative data when incorporating neurobiological measures.

Facing this lack of normative orientation within economic theory and practice, over the years several concepts like Business Ethics, Corporate Sustainability, Stakeholder Theory, Good Corporate Governance, Corporate Citizenship and, most commonly, Corporate Social Responsibility etc. have emerged.

Despite increased state support there are still few AD plants on UK farms leading to a lack of normative data on viability of AD in the whole-farm context.