Sentence examples for norm went from inspiring English sources
In Chhattisgarh, with more than 20 million people, 40percentt of them below the poverty line, the two-child norm went into effect in January 2001.
"It was a little like Nixon going to China when Norm went down to the Legislature to persuade them to support this," said his chief of staff, Dan Satterberg.
Children are affected by their peers and so are we; what looks like the norm going on around you influences the way you think about what constitutes "normal" family life.
I guess I would try hard to get a norm going of posters being expected to check back for others' stuff, and at least sometimes to pay it forward to other posters.
But, until that point we're relying on bravery from firms willing to disrupt the norm, go against the grain and potentially give up a little in the short-term, in order to benefit in the long-term.
She also highlighted some of the obstacles that she faced as a business woman in the early 1980s, and what fearless attitude was needed to confront individual problems and injustices as they arose in order to change the norm going forward.
Just a few years ago, it wouldn't have even been imaginable that a former WrestleMania headliner would willingly choose to leave the company to work elsewhere, but as Lesnar's departure and Bryan's flirtation with one has proven, times have changed and that could be the norm going forward.
People born outside of the norm go through tremendous suffering when they are judged moralistically for not fitting into the boxes that most of us fit into.
It is my hope that this pivot toward demanding more of its leaders and government will not be an aberration, but will, rather, prove to be the norm going forward.
Based on studies of American nudists and cultures in which nudity is the norm going back years and years, as well as their own observations and analyses, nudists argue that erections just don't happen all that often in nude spaces.
Its norm goes with double precision down to about 10−6.
