Sentence examples for normative standard from inspiring English sources
While in these other spheres of validity, objective norms and subjective attitudes are fully separable, the autonomy of experience legislates a normative standard that involves a specific relationship between subjective experience and objective norm.
Wolfgang Spohn (Spohn 2002) has argued that Pollock's system is normatively defective because, in the end, Pollock has no normative standard to appeal to, other than ad hoc intuitions about how a reasonable person would respond to this or that cognitive situation.
Such increased efforts among respondents to complete questionnaires might be explained by Gouldner's [ 38] norm of reciprocity claiming the existence of a social normative standard, leading individuals to strive to repay favours freely given.
As Bader noted, while they are nonbinding, the principles "have clearly become a normative standard.
If so, would this create a normative standard that would compel other former colonial powers to aid their former colonies when in need?
"There is no normative standard of punishment in this country," said Adnan Buyung Nasution, 75, one of Indonesia's most prominent lawyers.
International conventions set "normative" standards for contracting countries, but individuals cannot enforce those standards unless they are incorporated into Australian law.
"But maybe it's not been so effective at changing the normative standards in the industry for the simple reason that it exploded too fast".
"There is now legalized chaos, with no protected normative standards of journalism," said Snjezana Milivojevic, a media analyst who was fired last year from her teaching position at Belgrade University in a political purge.
About 220, two Babylonian disciples of Judah ha-Nasi, Abba Arika (known as Rav) and Samuel bar Abba, began to propagate the Mishna and related tannaitic literature as normative standards.
It is not so much that gender is performed in front of us; rather, the impossible quest to live up to normative standards is physicalised, and if it does not quite work as metaphor, it certainly works as a showcase of endurance.
