Sentence examples for norm for all from inspiring English sources

We hope this groundbreaking service becomes the norm for all such events.

He said that opt-out has become the norm for all targeting on the Internet.

His whiteface makeup and impudent thievery became the norm for all pantomime clowns ("Joeys") who came after.

Currently, a positive drug test occurs when an athlete's test results are above a limit purposely set high, based on the average norm for all athletes.

Managers were reacting to cuts by retrenching or taking more risks, and he predicted that crisis management would become the norm for all organisations.

It was the first new city in Spanish America to apply a regular orthogonal grid system, an urban design model that became the norm for all the Americas.

It needs to be increased among youth and attempts should be made to transform it to a social norm-for all age groups – until the sexual partners have undergone testing.

"There are norms for all Catholics about receiving communion and we have to be sensitive pastorally to every person in their own particular situation," Bishop Hubbard said.

Now, as in 1997, Greyhound says special treatment is necessary because its plan covers an unusually old group of workers, whose life expectancies are shorter than national norms for all pension participants.

Cultures and subcultures are considered as the norms for all members' behavior in that group.

Indeed, this fact makes it such that the principles of democratic self-rule and the criteria of public agreement cannot be asserted simply as the proper norms for all social and political institutions, and this seems ideally suited to understanding how globalization limits the capacity of democracy to entrench itself.