Sentence examples for normative arguments from inspiring English sources

There are a number of normative arguments pertaining to the impetus for involvement in CSR activities.

MacCormick argues that there are compelling normative arguments in favor of adopting a positivist conception of law.

Much of political philosophy consists in attempts to produce deductive normative arguments intended to convince an unjust agent that she has reasons to act justly.

His normative arguments appeal to the poverty and violence that he claims would prevail in the absence of rituals and duties, but say nothing about families.

Pragmatic social science is concerned not merely with elaborating an ideal in convincing normative arguments, but also with its realizability and its feasibility.

It is actually quite surprising how little Xunzi builds into his conception of the good, at least in these normative arguments.

When the normative argument arises here, it has a humanitarian dimension.

This book of 2011 provides a mainstream economic treatise about the benefits of higher density based on the tenets of Paul Krugman's New Geographical Economics: the result is a simple, normative argument for high rise and megacities.

As the case for patriotism has not been decisively made, Hand argues, we shouldn't be forcing it on young people: "There is no decisive normative argument either for or against loving one's country.

He even relied on the argument based on utility as a last resort when he found it difficult to discourage political leaders to refrain from violence by means of normative argument alone, though he wrote that consideration of utility was not his concern.

Can we really make a normative argument for remembering if both sides freely chose to forget?