Sentence examples for normative problems from inspiring English sources

These differences between our relations to one another and our relations to subsequent or antecedent generations give rise to a number of important normative problems.

In the following, we will briefly discuss the issue of constructed population and the normative problems it has in relation to the legitimation of biobanking activities.

Rather, it was but one part of a full-blown ethical theory, grounded in moral and linguistic psychology, which was intended to clarify the nature and structure of a whole range of normative problems common to everyday life ethical, aesthetic, economic, legal, political, etc.—as well as the methods typically used to resolve them.

Although this mental operation is simple, it poses some normative problems if the causes are independent.

These activities are technological, but they attack the problem as a market problem, a legal problem and a normative problem.

Those who take the justification of authority to be the fundamental normative problem reject a coercion-based definition of legitimacy.

It is unclear how he would solve the normative problem (see Mackie 1976, pp. 90 91; see also Jolley 1999, pp. 155 161).

The attempt to rule without legitimacy raises not only a normative problem, but has direct practical consequences, as institutions that appear unjustified will not be effective.

It is in these terms that Aristotle understands the fundamental normative problem of politics: What constitutional form should the lawgiver establish and preserve in what material for the sake of what end?

These have not generally resulted in corresponding non-national political units, but Favell regards this as a normative problem rather than a fact that progressives should accept or even celebrate.

Raybould addresses not only the methodology of ERA but also the central normative problem in the relationship between risk research and risk assessment: who determines what kind of hypothesis has to be tested, which level of scientific knowledge and certainty is needed before making decisions, and where is the border between "need to know and nice to know".