Sentence examples for normative anchor from inspiring English sources

A pure epistemic proceduralist conception rejects the idea that a procedure-independent standard for the correctness of democratic decisions can provide a normative anchor for democratic legitimacy.

Moreover, social desirability "captures the relevant, and more specific normative anchor points of the treaty on the European Union" (von Schomberg 2013, 40).

Yet, these normative anchors need to be taken as positive triggers for innovation, not as negative constraints.

It is this normative anchoring to fundamental rights that makes and can make RRI utterly different from a neoliberal model of responsibility.

In our view, the solution to this conundrum and the essential aspect that distinguishes RRI from a neoliberal understanding of responsibility is the notion of "normative anchoring".

Despite this proximity, we maintain however that a clear distinction between the two can be drawn if, and only if, the "normative anchoring" of RRI on fundamental rights is maintained.

Such a normative approach anchors the results of discrete choice experiments within a welfare economics framework.

On his defense of Aristotelian constructivism, Mark Lebar objects that the Kantian attempt to anchor normative truths in some transcendental ideal is a tacitly realist move (Lebar 2008).

The middle two deciles of AUDIT-C scores were combined into one category so that the AUDIT-C score deciles could be directly compared with the nine-item scale of normative misperception which was anchored on the lowest 10%, the middle 20% and the highest 10% (see above).

Its value is anchored in the normative and analytical mandates of the UN system, and this represents its comparative advantage in an environment of rapidly evolving and competitive innovations in information technology.

The normative and regulatory uses of probability, however, were anchored in scholastic theology and jurisprudence; therefore, they are in the foreground here.