A proponent of moral truth might still hope, however, that convergence could be taken as evidence for truth, just as it might be in non-normative areas of inquiry.
Two types of alternatives are designed in the second step: (1) alternatives characterized by the same combination of structural and normative actions as Area and (2) alternatives characterized by the same stage discharge relation and regulation range as Area but with a higher MEF value.
Bioethical principles are widely used as a normative framework in areas of human research and medical care.
In its narrowest sense, "value theory" is used for a relatively narrow area of normative ethical theory particularly, but not exclusively, of concern to consequentialists.
The gap between perceived needs and normative needs is an area of improvement in the quality of services [ 21].
The association of MSM activity with young age, hashish use, and not having lived outside Afghanistan potentially reflects normative behaviors in certain areas of the country.
In areas of normative uncertainty or complexity, courts prompt occasions for normatively motivated and accountable inquiry and remediation by actors involved in new governance processes.
The political theory faculty comprise one of the most distinguished groups of theorists to be found anywhere, having made leading contributions to the areas of normative political philosophy, constitutional issues and constitution-making processes, democratic theory, political psychology, the methodology of political inquiry, and the history of political thought.
Thus far, philosophical theories of secession have not been integrated with two areas of normative theorizing that are directly relevant to them.
The pragmatists believed that this method could be applied in areas of normative dispute so that ethical inquiry could approximate or realize the status of an empirical science.
