Sentence examples for normative gap from inspiring English sources

Propaganda influence or not, the normative gap is real for many Chinese.

A normative gap in the identification of responsibilities deriving from the equipment rent or sale contracts has been identified and is discussed.

The traditional way to fill the normative gap is to delegate issues of justification to epistemologists.

We propose to fill this normative gap by calling for a reconceptualization of the right to mental integrity.

This claim has considerable surface appeal not only as an explanatory thesis, but as a rationale that conveniently bridges the normative gap between corporate self interest and the promotion of social justice.

The Normative Gaps Puzzle (von Wright 1968 [54]: In some normative systems, permissions, prohibitions and obligations are explicitly given.

So it would seem to be possible for there to be normative systems with gaps: systems where something is neither explicitly obligatory, impermissible, nor permissible because, say, it is neither explicitly commanded, prohibited or permitted by the relevant authority.

Taylor Orth (Sociology) to study how essentialist beliefs and normative expectations reproduce gender gaps in the performance of care work.

Countries differ substantially in divorce and cohabitation rates (Kalmijn 2007), and generally it can be expected that in traditional countries (where one expects larger gaps because of the normative rejection and family norm) the group of married people is less selective (which expectedly leads to smaller gaps).

I participated in a working group that focused on this fourth priority: promoting policy and normative development to address legal gaps.

The second set of conclusions concerns the impact of the normative climate on well-being gaps.