Sentence examples for normative criteria from inspiring English sources

Again, no specific normative criteria for success are spelled out.

But how do we come by the normative criteria of adequate recognition?

Analysis of perceptions for landscape changes suggested that farmers may have higher normative criteria for rural landscapes than naturalists.

The paper presents normative criteria for the evaluation and empirical categories for the description and comparison of respective bodies.

In his sociology, Max Weber put forward a very influential account of legitimacy that excludes any recourse to normative criteria (Mommsen 1989: 20).

And addressing that concern presupposes some normative criteria for determining what is needed to possess the status of such a citizen.

In addition to empirical success, Solomon proposes an additional normative criterion.

For Mansbridge, each of these different forms of representation generates a different normative criterion by which representatives should be assessed.

This paper investigates antifragility in the context of systems engineering and proposes a normative criterion that helps to understand the pre-conditions reaching antifragility.

As Lyons argues with great effect, by imposing liberal juridical constraints on the pursuit of general utility, Mill introduces as a second normative criterion with independent "moral force" compromising his utilitarianism.

Popper could offer no rational theory of their acceptance on pain of having to have recourse to theories of psychology of perception and thereby weakening his normative criterion of demarcation.