Sentence examples for normative vision from inspiring English sources

Professor Sunstein concludes by outlining a series of norms - some based on current interpretive practices, others reflecting his own normative vision.

Core concepts in this policy field are the normative vision of Sustainable Development and regional innovations systems as an organisational support structure.

The paper's purposes are threefold: (1) to offer a normative vision of collaborative governance against which to evaluate proposals for reform.

In what follows, we argue that there is a satisfying normative vision of the judicial role that could better orient members of the judiciary - and the academics who study them - lost in this thicket.

But without a more substantive articulation of why and how Harris and her team came to a new ideology, it feels like Harris's politics are driven less by a normative vision of the world than by the wind of popular opinion.

If there is little agreement on both the normative vision and causal ideas, there is no dominating public philosophy structuring politics (at that moment in time).

Developments in land use futures analysis could focus on integrating explorative scenarios that reflect possible outcomes with normative visions that identify desired outcomes.

The future of land system science is strongly dependent on the research community's capacity to bring together the elements of research discussed in the paper, via empirical data collection and analysis of observed processes, computer simulation across scale levels and futures analysis of alternative, normative visions through stakeholder engagement.

Nonrepresentational theories attempt to go beyond representation, but raise questions about whether such a practice is possible and how such practices might result in a non-normative geographical vision.

Second, the course embraced its pluralism: the course took place at a pluralistic, secular university, and students and professors hailed from various religious and non-religious backgrounds, and yet we were able to discuss (and often debate) together the great normative traditions' visions of the good life.

To the extent to which it still holds normative force, the vision of a post-national Europe based on citizenship is not entirely devoid of substance.