Sentence examples for norm says from inspiring English sources

But the response to the tsunami remains the exception rather than the norm, says Oxfam.

Doing so while introducing personal timetabling and a new VLE is definitely not the norm!" says Stubbs.

"In Mexico the law is an aspiration, not the norm," says Bernardo León, a lawyer who advised Mr Fox on judicial reform.

An eyewitness, Marlin Fitzwater, the White House press secretary, reported that Powell used the hotline to Riyadh and told the president, "Norm says he can handle it".

"Enron-type accounting standards have become the norm," says William Henderson of Indiana University, one of many exasperated law professors who are asking the American Bar Association to overhaul the way law schools assess themselves.

Even if the figure is higher, in this century "persecution is clearly no longer the norm", says Brent Fulton of ChinaSource, a Christian group in Hong Kong.That is largely because many officials see advantages in Christianity's growth.

"You don't have to change the social norm," said Haines.

It might even be the norm," said Maidment, whose study appears in Nature Communications.

"These things aren't abnormal to him - they become the norm," said Mr Currie.

"China is moving into a new era, a new norm," said Dong Tao, an economist at Credit Suisse in Hong Kong.

"These catastrophic fire seasons are going to become the norm," said Bruce Babbitt, the former Interior secretary and Arizona governor.