Sentence examples for norm making from inspiring English sources

Corporal punishment at home is the norm, making him conscious, in retrospect, "of the ambient low-grade violence I lived in as a mid-century child".

Leases have shortened in length over the past decade but upwards-only clauses for rents are still the norm, making overheads inflexible.

The authors prove a new error estimate in uniform norm, making use of a stability property of the discrete solution.

The old social norm making the woman responsible for the upkeep of home and family overrules the more recent political commitment to equality.

Being situated in East Asia, where teacher-centered learning is still the overwhelming norm, making the case for student participation will not be without challenges.

Apart from poverty and lack of lavatories, one of the reasons often cited to explain open defecation in India is the ingrained cultural norm making the practice socially accepted in some parts of the society.

The comments left on the programme's website showed how this decision to carry out plastic surgery to fit a young woman's body to a so-called norm made other young women feel intensely anxious.

The third norm makes it possible to disable the navigational arrows to expert users and the forth one is about offering the poll tool in a retractile format.

Despite of the legal norm makes reference to the 10 years previous retirement, it is customary to consider the last 120 positive remunerations previous retirement.

New recognitions that we are in a super-diverse society, governed by increasing transnationalism in all its facets – complex multiple identities becoming more and more the norm – make it harder to encapsulate diversity issues in such outdated frameworks.

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