Sentence examples for normative issues from inspiring English sources

Although these good-reasons moralists, such as Henry David Aiken, Kurt Baier, Kai Nielsen, John Rawls, Marcus G. Singer, Paul W. Taylor, Georg Henrik von Wright, and Geoffrey James Warnock, manifest a wide range of theories on normative issues, they generally agree that the primary function of moral utterances is practical i.e., directive of action rather than emotive and expressive.

This brings up normative issues about emotions, which will be addressed in sections 8 10 below.

The term "paternalism" as used in ordinary contexts may be too amorphous for thinking about particular normative issues.

Now once we have Locke's relational account of identity in hand, we can see what implications it will have for various normative issues.

This entry seeks to unravel these strands and clarify the central normative issues about politics that the cry of 'dirty hands' evokes.

Human Reproduction Update 2006; 129 119–136, 129; Bredenoord et al. Ooplasmic and nuclear transfer to prevent mitochondrial DNA disorders: conceptual and normative issues.

The other, a normative issue, requires a demonstration that happiness is indeed something government ought to maximize.

In the fifth and final section the specific normative issue of the justice of social institutions is explored.

The problem we are addressing is the fact that people automatically assume that genomics is GM., which is neither correct nor a normative issue.

However, it is also a clearly normative issue that would justify the use of philosophy and, in particular, questions such as: what is the use of prevention?

If, in order to decide on any of the above issues, one must decide a normative issue, e.g. does someone have a right to some information, then the concept is not purely descriptive.