Sentence examples for normative entity from inspiring English sources

The medical data on each patient was obtained from the National Commission on Health Social Protection (PMI) which is the financial component of the program and from the National Council for the Prevention and Treatment of Childhood Cancer (CENSIA) headquarters which is the technical and normative entity.

These provide opportunities to give product-specific briefings and to reinforce recommendations of normative entities (primarily WHO) in terms of best practice for the development and revision of treatment guidelines and for the correct use of new, quality medications in combination with proper diagnosis (case management).

The important point, for present purposes, is that at least some philosophers, Korsgaard, and perhaps others drawn to ideas deriving from Kant's moral philosophy, retain some attraction to the idea that moral motivation and normativity find their source in inherently normative or "objectively prescriptive" entities.

In this article "public policy" refers to a set of normative guidelines which a governmental entity may demand to be followed.

Norm: population based normative values.

On the Agency of Certain Collective Entities: An Argument from"Normative Autonomy": David Copp.13.

Is there a 'normative fit' between EU norms and the local normative context?

That giggle you just felt inside is the attempt of the FCC to ascribe a normative positive moral bent to profit-seeking entities that have a direct financial motive to behave badly in this case.

Hedahl (2013) presents a hybrid "priority" explanation of directionality, in which a duty is directed to some entity just in case that entity's prioritization controls the normative strength of the duty.

From the perspective of organizational ecology, organizational form is an action blueprint for carrying out production activities, the key features that can be used to distinguish different organizational entities or populations including formal structure, operation mode, and normative order of the organization (Hannan and Freeman 1977 , 1986 Romanelli 1991; Ruef 2000).

Indeed, older authors — from great thinkers like Herder and Otto Bauer to the propagandists who followed their footsteps — took great pains to ground normative claims upon firm ontological realism about nations: nations are real, bona fide entities.