Sentence examples for normative scope from inspiring English sources

As noted above General Comment 14, acts as an authoritative interpretative guide to the right to health providing much needed guidance as to its normative scope and the obligations of States parties.

In the past decade, the right to health has seen an unprecedented level of interpretation, expanding both its normative scope and identifying specific state obligations (e.g., responsibilities of governments).

The Essay also examines normative questions about the scope and limits of the power.

Much of the disagreement about the nature of supererogation and its proper definition is informed by normative views about the scope of moral duty, the legitimate expectations of altruistic behavior, and the value of the autonomy of the individual in pursuing personal goals.

The final portion of the book analyzes consequentialism within the scope of normative ethics and deontological ethics.

Limitations of space, not to mention my own ambivalence about many of the issues, prevent me from developing a complete normative theory of the proper scope of the Takings Clause.

These categories have in fact a normative rather than a descriptive scope.

Such persons would be, on the normative contractarian view, beyond the scope of the rules of justice.

There is a kind of publicity and scope in the normative such that, when I choose, I exemplify a standard for others as well.

In disseminating these claims, moreover, researchers must also be able to articulate and defend one or more of these positions in order to convince their audiences about the veracity and scope of the normative conclusions they draw.

Furthermore, a systematic review of strength tests found that grip and pinch strength values prior to surgery were often within or close to normative values and therefore little scope remains for further improvement after surgery in some patients [ 18], a so called ceiling effect.