Sentence examples for normative settlements from inspiring English sources
The second probes the mutual constitution between the epigenetic reordering of living phenomena and the normative settlements that orient individual and collective responsibilities.
Based on a series of interviews with residents and planning officials, the paper documents the highly-negotiated nature of "normative" planning that focuses on mitigating the impact of settlement in the conservation zone rather than stopping it completely.
However, these in-depth interviews gave the interviewees an opportunity to describe the quality of their social and sexual relationships and shed light on the normative systems that legitimise their behaviours in this peri-urban settlement.
Chancellor Merkel's comment to accept history was general enough to be regarded as a guiding normative principle to both countries regardless of specific differences (with regard to settlement issues for example).
The idiom of co-production (Jasanoff, 2004) has captured this symmetrical constitution with particular cogency, highlighting how, when such settlements are eventually reached, they end up establishing not only an epistemic but also a normative order.
Nevertheless, the settlements at which the councils of the 5th century arrived may be and are regarded as normative in the church long after their political setting has disappeared.
In fact, that's the normative pattern.
Toward a Normative Understanding of Trump Negation.
He's sunny, mordant and normative.
