Sentence examples for norms backed from inspiring English sources

Pareto-efficiency is restored by means of norms backed by sanctions.

Prominent scholars have challenged the conventional notion that anti-discrimination norms, backed by legal sanctions, can check implicit bias.

Also, the egalitarian ethos with its demands on individual daily conduct is not supposed to be legally enforceable, rather it is supposed to be a social norm backed by informal sanctions and rational persuasion.

Later in June came "Raanjhanaa," the film that has taken the debate about the links between popular culture and social norms back to its very basic: should the entertainment media really care?

This case corresponds for instance to a situation where only skilled migrants have influence on their home country and can transmit the norms back at home.

Devising and implementing a long-term strategy for changing gender norms back was how the rightist fundamentalist alliance pushed our culture backward.

But it makes you wonder why Reid didn't do more to secure these ideas and rearrange procedural norms back when he had the chance.

Social promotion was hardly the norm back then.

Shabby Chic sold enormous couches — at least 6 to 8 inches deeper, Ms. Ashwell said, than the norm back in those days — sensual, enveloping maws in which you could do just about anything.

But the pornification of everything is everywhere still, insanely sexualised images of women still the norm: back in the day when we were sticking feminist messages on tube station ads that demeaned women, we thought the sheer archaic dirty-old-man backwardness of all that would bring advertisers to their senses – but it got worse.

The conceptual artist Dennis Oppenheim, who was a classmate of Mr. Linhares, noted in a telephone interview what he thought made the institution different: "In a way it was very modern how the school erased the distinction between 'mere craft' and 'lofty art' that was the norm back then".