Sentence examples for norms established from inspiring English sources

Every sentence violates norms established by Presidents of both parties.

Violating social norms established during play is not good for perpetuating one's genes.

It said gay marriage would "effectively demolish generations and centuries of societal norms established on Judeo-Christian values".

In ways that were once unimaginable, President Trump has discarded the conventions and norms established by his predecessors.

Meanwhile, the institutions and norms established in the 20th century to address such problems have proven sadly inadequate.

"These operations must be conducted and are conducted in accordance with the legal norms established for anti-terrorist operations," Mr. Gryzlov said.

Those norms establishing the basic structure of rights and entitlements should be capable of public articulation and acceptance by people of ordinary intelligence with restricted leisure time and inclination for theoretical pursuits.

We relied on this entirely informal norm, established precedent set by George Washington that the president only stays two terms.

That critical mass, in which the wider exception – such as living on benefits – becomes the local norm, established itself during the last Conservative government, not under the last Labour government.

Moreover, even the "omitted case" dictum logically can refer to a norm that the parties have created but have omitted from the collective bargaining agreement's explicit language, rather than to a norm established by a legislature or a court.

This flips the norm established more than 35 years ago with Proposition 13, the landmark property tax limit, when the state became the school funding distributor as well as decider, largely dictating how locals could use the dollars.