Sentence examples for normative opportunities from inspiring English sources

Building upon work done by Klok and Van Heffen [21] and Ruiter [22], Lammers and Heldeweg [23] have explained how such institutional environments not only describe a pattern of behaviour that may exist in practice but also prescribe that pattern so to create normative opportunities for and constraints to actions in collective choice and/or operational action situations.

By applying the ILTIAD framework to an empirical case study of Bothoven-Noord, a district in the city of Enschede, the Netherlands, we identify legal aspects that concern normative constraints and opportunities to establishing and maintaining particular local smart grid systems.

That is, the normative concern for a fair opportunity to avoid blame and sanction may lie behind the felt need to have access to alternatives.

(In theory, of course, it does not have to be the case that the genetic differences are more pronounced in adverse environments than in benign environments. It could be that under very adverse conditions the environment becomes all important, but under more normative environmental conditions there is opportunity to see genetic differences).

If the Kantian doctrine of right can be defended, then we have good grounds to uphold a version of formal equal opportunity without being under normative pressure of good reasons to go further and embrace any substantive equal opportunity doctrine.

Norm: population based normative values.

Cohesive groups share a learning opportunity and are bounded by normative constraints in terms of direct and intimate social relations.

Echoing what is arguably a larger problem of society in general, Budz mentions the correlation between being attractive and successful in the art world: "People with non-normative bodies are not given the same opportunities or voice as people who society deems to be more physically attractive.

This is an opportunity to incorporate cross-cultural normative practices when advising immigrant women on health dietary practices during pregnancy.

Since they resonate with different normative assumptions, the conceptual distinction of incentives and opportunities is central to disentangle normative from analytical concepts and to isolate causal mechanisms.

Here we take this opportunity in both its scholarly and normative dimension, that is, proposing a roadmap for social theorizing on epigenetics that does not shy away from, and indeed hopefully guides, the framing of its most socially relevant outputs.