Indeed, it should be the norm for parties to head-hunt talented, capable candidates who have no prior political connections.
When Norm, the party's host, offers to help pay for a new one, James explains: "It's not a money thing, Norm.
In practice, Stalin ignored the norms of party life and trampled on the Leninist principle of collective party leadership.
Facts prove that many abuses were made on Stalin's orders without reckoning with any norms of party and Soviet legality.
His populist, nativist rhetoric has struck a chord with many voters and his wealth allows the billionaire to show a striking disregard for the norms of party politics.
For instance, members of a parliament, in a parliamentary regime with closed-list elections, are more likely to adhere to norms of party discipline, in hopes of being remunerated with a future executive position, than are members of the U.S. Congress, who are less dependent on party leaders or the president of the United States for their future political career.
There aren't many white men here either (I'm one of them), and that's often the norm for DL parties and clubs.
Leaving food out for way more than a couple of hours at a time is the norm at backyard parties I've attended.
Moreover, even the "omitted case" dictum logically can refer to a norm that the parties have created but have omitted from the collective bargaining agreement's explicit language, rather than to a norm established by a legislature or a court.
In the film world as in perhaps no other industry—relationships that blend work and friendship are the norm".Which parties are you going to?" is asked here like "Did you see Perdue's new chicken wringer?" at a poultry-processing convention.
