Sentence examples for making norm from inspiring English sources

Phil Nugent found this episode unfunny and intended as a message to tolerate homosexuals by making Norm and other regulars appear "ridiculous".

The combined force of normative and empirical expectations makes norm compliance a superior choice and makes defection, in case the others are expected to cooperate, a bad choice indeed, be it because punishment may follow, or just because one recognizes the legitimacy of other's expectations (Sugden 2000).

Facts, the professors like to tell us, cannot make norms — but, in truth, scientific consensus really does foreclose some debates.

On Friday, Lincoln had Reedus read a message in which he apologised for his absence and made "Norm-ski" promise that if a fan answered a trivia question correctly, he would take off an article of clothing.

While such expectancy may not be irrelevant to actual behavior, it is a mere factual state of affairs that cannot by itself make (norms originating in) public law applicable.

With Tully Scope, a monthlong series that starts on Tuesday, Lincoln Center proposes a novel solution: When festivals are the norm, why not make the norm a festival?

This paper investigates the effectiveness of such institutions when normative conflict makes contribution norms ambiguous.

This research suggests that the capacity of groups to self-govern is limited when normative conflict makes contribution norms ambiguous.

In a sport based on failure, he made a norm of success; and turned the rarity of a home run into an everyday occurrence.

However, since the bounds for the derivatives of (lambda _{i}^{varepsilon}) increase as ε decreases, a small ε makes the norm of the corresponding extension operator large.

But it's one that's been made a norm.