Sentence examples for normative declarations from inspiring English sources

Some are Cabinet-level policies or legislated requirements; others are national strategies arising from a specific sector, normative declarations, or simply commentaries by global health diplomats working within particular governments.

They are likely to be much more familiar with fields and disciplines in which evidence is developed and presented: and arguments may be made for a particular position; but normative declarations are not (or at least not often) made in relation to these processes.

Even though many states violate the normative provisions of the declaration, that does not render the norms superfluous or useless.

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights UDHRR) 1948 was a milestone declaration in establishing normative human rights frameworks.

Norm: population based normative values.

The most important normative framework that informs international relations is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (and related UN treaties and resolutions) which reflects a historically developed, universally shared understanding of the meaning and importance of human rights (Glendon, 2001).

Writing in the Verso book, the Yale law professor Samuel Moyn recalls that Arendt suspected that the Universal Declaration of Human Rights could turn into "a set of pleasant normative assertions".

The Declaration of Helsinki [ 13] came to supersede the Nuremberg Code as the normative ethical guidance for medical researchers [ 6].

It is normative.

The law is normative.

But declarations are cheap.