Sentence examples for normative theoretical from inspiring English sources

Were it convincing, Engelhardt's metaethical theory thus would have important normative theoretical consequences for example, we would all have to be libertarians "by default".

Taking these considerations into account, purely normative, theoretical research on ideal premises (i.e. simplified, limited premises that basically allow for discussion and justification of principles, not real world actions) cannot be characterised as being translational in its own right.

The evaluation of the open questions was done by standardized criteria derived from our normative theoretical-empirical model.

(§§5 11) Second, normative disciplines have non-normative theoretical foundations belonging to one or more non-normative theoretical discipline (§§14 16).

I will assume that philosophical approaches are broadly understood as any normative-theoretical approaches to ethics independently of what discipline it emerges from.

These issues are addressed from a truly international and global perspective and LSSP welcomes submissions from all countries around the globe on a broad range of subjects, ranging from normative or theoretical reflections up to quantitative or qualitative research and case studies and is keen on publishing themed sections as well.

The topic could then be classified following normative or theoretical frameworks or by using the categories researchers apply in their own research.

Throughout the 20th century the study and practice of public administration has been essentially pragmatic and normative rather than theoretical and value free.

To the sociologist, the legitimacy that distinguishes between coercive power and authority rests not on some theoretical normative foundation but rather on de facto social convention (actual social convention, meaning here that legitimacy is not whether an actor's behaviour satisfies some ideal ethical norm but whether it fits with social norms held in common by real people in society).

There is a great deal of theoretical, normative literature on the question of what voting system such an assembly should use, but a consensus is lacking.

If we were to take translation at face value as an application of theoretical, normative conclusions in practice we would have to expect equal outcome in the conclusions reached by philosophical reasoning on the one side and practical reasoning on the matter on the other.