Sentence examples for norms expectations from inspiring English sources

"Literary and cultural studies … have always thought about themselves as a 'science' in the more general sense of wissenschaft – a form of knowledge with methodological norms, expectations, and so on".

Internationally experienced researchers say that overcoming differences in professional norms, expectations, and approaches takes effort, but they overwhelmingly recommend working abroad and hosting international colleagues.

Changing societal needs, norms, expectations, and ethical frameworks place obligations on businesses that can be envisioned as social-mandates, embodying the spirit of law without the authority of the law (Frederick, 1978).

To be unhinged is to let go of the social norms, expectations and formalities imposed upon women from childhood.

Peer pressure and social norms (expectations from others, including health professionals) may also play an important role in this stage.

These two main factors further influence the extent to which socio-cultural norms, expectations, and encounters with the service structures, and experiences in receiving care are individually perceived [ 19].

"Norms and expectations have changed," he said.

In many cases this may require cultural shifts in gender norms and expectations.

Even the most anhedonic, canker-hearted introvert has internalised some social norms and expectations.

But it does highlight a shifting of norms and expectations surrounding football.

There was then a whole challenge of managing people with different cultural norms and expectations about raising children.