Sentence examples for normative demand from inspiring English sources

The topic of this seminar is the relation between these two kinds normative demand.

You seem to be subject to two different kinds of "ought": two different kinds of normative demand.

I highlight the need to individualize comparative effectiveness research in order to generate the true (normative) demand curve for treatments.

However, both the potentiality to become a totality in virtue of their form and the normative demand to do so are timeless, a priori conditions of the possibility of works of art in the Neo-Kantian sense (GW 16: 168).

In science, it is a normative demand that all contributions to research should yield some cognitive profit, and their success in this respect can be assessed before publication by referees (peer review) and after publication by colleagues.

His masterpiece, The Methods of Ethics (1907), was first published in 1874 and in many ways marked the culmination of the classical utilitarian tradition the tradition of Jeremy Bentham and James and John Stuart Mill with its emphasis on "the greatest happiness of the greatest number" as the fundamental normative demand.

Defining humanity in terms of "gains and utilities," the modern outlook "could not see the world itself as containing anything that made moral or normative demands on one," and led East and West alike into a "cognitive enslavement".

So in Kd, p is obligatory iff p is necessitated by all normative demands being met, permissible iff p is compatible with all normative demands being met, impermissible iff p is incompatible with all normative demands, omissible iff p's negation is compatible with all normative demands, and optional iff p is compatible with all normative demands, and so is ~p.

Talk of divinity should not be understood cognitively but in terms of the normative demands it imposes.

However, this desire must be put in balance with the dialectical requirement of being reasonable; that is, staying within the bounds of the normative demands of critical discussions.

Might not that standpoint itself make certain metaphysical presuppositions about the sorts of beings seen as the appropriate objects of our normative demands?