Sentence examples for make normative from inspiring English sources

This is where we will have to make normative choices and decisions about how we want to live.

Actors make normative statements in the discourse which are close to their own ideal point [24].

It has been difficult for clinicians to make normative evaluations of patient's motor potency with EDSS.

We make normative or evaluative judgments only against the background of a presupposed way of justifying and interpreting them.

He also told the audience that "Facebook is now starting to make normative decisions about what people should see," implying that he sees it as having characteristics of a media company, not just a technology platform.

b) Inclusion of values into assessments: This understanding refers to specific deliberation on ethical assumptions and normative stances in the assessments based on the observation that assessments often make normative assumptions that affect the assessment conclusions but do not reflect on these (see. e.g. Mongin 2006).

Moral philosophy has a long history of making normative appeals to human nature.

Strikingly, participants in this research project spoke almost entirely about the necessity of personal responsibility when making normative statements about their perception of local biogas development.

Principles are abstract rules intended to guide decision-makers in making normative judgments in domains like the law, politics, and ethics.

One easy way to express this abstract feature of law is by pointing out that the law can be stated by making normative statements (i.e. statements that use expressions like 'obligation', 'right', 'must', 'may'may

Both the views of Williams and of Mackie's Plato posit a necessary connection between normative status and motivation, but the former view makes normative status depend, in a way the latter view would flatly reject, on an individuals' subjective motives.