Sentence examples for norms making from inspiring English sources

"However, prisons – and especially military prisons – reinforce and impose strong gender norms – making gender the most fundamental aspect of institutional life".

The few civilians who remain in these regions have been given Russian passports en masse, in violation of international law and norms, making a mockery of the principle of "right to protect".

"HRC's unfortunate tactic in this instance was meant to essentially butter up the American political system by introducing a bill that protected the rights of innocuous gay and lesbian people who, for the most part, subscribed to gender norms, making them 'respectable.' Separating the 'T' from the 'LGB' perpetuated the transphobia that has historically weakened the queer rights movement".

There are also suggestions that the precision of self-reports may be influenced by respondents' desire to conform to societal norms, making such reports unreliable and misleading[ 28].

The challenge to social norms made the play a sensation in the United States.

In religious towns, cultural norms made some recreation, like sports, taboo as well.

This sudden shift in cultural norms makes the performance of the last remaining story-tellers all the more extraordinary.

Manning said in her letter to NBC that the prison's gender norms make it hard to "feel comfortable in my own skin".

Those norms made abuse of a mentally ill person, and the acquisition, possession or distribution of child pornography to be crimes under the church's canon law.

The British political system gives the majority party much greater power than any party could hope to have in the U.S., but cultural norms make the political debate less moralistic and less absolutist.

Businesses in South Africa complain that BEE norms make hiring complex and costly.