Sentence examples for normative definition from inspiring English sources

Actually, that is also a perfect normative definition of open-minded politics – in Britain, in Luxembourg, in Europe.

Perhaps the greatest single difficulty both face is steering a course between a descriptive and a normative definition of global civil society - between what is and what ought to be (or, perhaps, what they would like to be).

Because accepting a normative definition of "morality" involves this commitment it is not surprising that philosophers seriously disagree about what normative definition to accept.

The proposed normative definition of "morality" is controversial but it does have some features that should be widely accepted.

" Accepting a normative definition of "morality" commits a person to regarding some behavior as immoral, perhaps even behavior that one is tempted to perform.

By contrast, torture is not as is corporal punishment limited by normative definition to the guilty; and in general torture, but not corporal punishment, has as its purpose the breaking of a person's will.

Thus, philosophers who defend an essentialist definition of marriage offer normative definitions, which appeal to fundamental ethical or political principles.

The third and most distinct possibility does not concern acceptability but rather a genuine shift in the normative definitions of overweight and obesity, driven by social change.

The creation of a primary care team is a very challenging process that goes beyond the normative policy definitions of who is on the team or what the team has to do.

On the contrary, it is a very challenging process that goes beyond the normative policy definitions of who is on the team or what the team has to do.

But because defining a concept has normative aspects, his definition cannot be seen to be adequate for its social, cultural, and ethical relativism.