Sentence examples for normative case from inspiring English sources

This holist view of collective identities and cultures underlies Charles Taylor's normative case for a multicultural "politics of recognition" (1992).

IQ scores above this level are dubious as there are insufficient normative cases upon which to base a statistically justified rank-ordering.

This method of sampling is consistent with sampling for theory construction (Charmaz 1995), in that we sampled some extreme cases and some normative cases (Lincoln and Guba 1985).

In response, the reductionist might either deny that legal facts are genuinely normative (in which case the sought-after reduction would be unproblematic), or she might assert that any successful reduction will have to reduce legal facts to a set of facts that includes normative facts (in which case a version of natural law theory might appear attractive).

Quite the contrary, especially difficult or 'wicked' problems occur if uncertainty exists on both qualities.4 In that case, normative uncertainty renders controversial or ambiguous what kind of expertise should be enrolled to solve the factual puzzles, and the factual uncertainty renders unclear what the political debate should be conducted about [23 25].

In the first case, normative statements are directly drawn from the empirical findings.

In the second case, normative statements are found in the conclusion sections which are not explicitly linked to the results of the empirical study, but nevertheless, it can be asked from where these statements are derived.

But the result of such normative application, in the case of war, is always that war should not be undertaken.

We obtain that using conditioning is normative, in the imprecise case, only if one establishes future behavioural commitments at the same time of current beliefs.

In the case of normative foresight, to strengthen the participatory side of the process means to ensure a deeper engagement with the future.

In the normal case my normative reason for fleeing the burning building is that it is on fire a fact that presents a real danger to me if I stay put and not that I believe it is on fire a fact which, by itself, presents no danger to me at all.