Sentence examples for norm established from inspiring English sources

That critical mass, in which the wider exception – such as living on benefits – becomes the local norm, established itself during the last Conservative government, not under the last Labour government.

And now, the department won't assist local enrollment groups with their outreach, education and sign-up campaigns this year ― a radical shift from the norm established by the Obama administration.

This flips the norm established more than 35 years ago with Proposition 13, the landmark property tax limit, when the state became the school funding distributor as well as decider, largely dictating how locals could use the dollars.

When a norm established by GAAP is violated and numbers are no longer trusted (as was in the case of Arthur Andersen watching Enron), accounting firms go out of business.

The ethical norm established under R2P compels a meaningful and strategic response from the international community; however, in the absence of such a coalition, the United States must respond unilaterally for the sake of global security.

Scoring procedures were based on the local norm established by the Education Department of The Hong Kong Government in 1986.

This norm establishes maximum permitted tolerances for relative abundance of the precursor/product ion pairs.

Every sentence violates norms established by Presidents of both parties.

It said gay marriage would "effectively demolish generations and centuries of societal norms established on Judeo-Christian values".

"These operations must be conducted and are conducted in accordance with the legal norms established for anti-terrorist operations," Mr. Gryzlov said.

It has been apparent for several years that the Obama Administration has departed from the First Amendment norms established during the seven Presidencies since Branzburg.