Sentence examples for normative underpinnings from inspiring English sources
Feminist critiques of regnant philosophical theories of the self expose the normative underpinnings of these theories.
Specific attention is paid to the normative underpinnings, institutional design, and problems of feasibility and desirability associated with each model.
These camps have been less willing or able to question their own normative underpinnings or offer critical prescriptions for future design.
In this way the critique of liberalism shifts away from the normative underpinnings of current democratic practices to the ways in which the objective conditions of reification undermine the psychological and cultural presuppositions of democratic change and opposition.
The results imply that these two regime types are based not only on different normative underpinnings and descriptive characteristics of policy outputs, but just as much on different recognition of the integration policy problem and distinct causal mechanisms of their policy intervention.
But health is a broad field, with various normative underpinnings and contradictory agendas, domestically as well as globally.
So called factual issues, such as obesity prevalence and treatment outcome, have normative (moral) underpinnings.
The inadequacy of current international health assistance suggests that ambitious health goals will not be achieved in these countries without a significant paradigm shift in the normative and legal underpinnings of international health assistance.
Norm: population based normative values.
And its economic underpinnings?
