Sentence examples for norms permit from inspiring English sources

We wanted to investigate whether bans on SHS are socially acceptable, and if social norms permit people to enforce them.

These norms permit healthcare decision makers to utilize the summary scores from the SF-36 to compare the health status of HIV-infected persons with other persons of similar gender and age, or with another chronic condition.

Knowledge of these norms permits a speaker to understand the conversational situation, to realize who is being spoken to, and to comprehend the purpose of the speech act (Nazara, 2011).

The qualitative study suggested that community changes included; cultural norms permitting early girl marriages; recognition of forced marriage and gendered violence as a punishable crime; and an increased uptake of GBV services; these successes mainly as a result of the inclusion and strong support of the local community leaders [ 69].

Rather, it has become an Anglo-Saxon social norm permitted by the ideology of "meritocratic extremism", in essence, self-serving greed to keep up with the other rich.

To think that something is rational or makes sense, in turn, is to accept norms that permit it.

Culture of violence theory focuses on gender related norms that permit use of violence by a dominant group to others.

More precisely, a normative judgment predicating a normative term of a particular action rules out combinations of descriptive judgments concerning the action with norms that either permit, forbid, or require (as appropriate) actions falling under those descriptions.

And as commercial spying becomes routine, norms change to permit snooping in other parts of our life.

Gender-based risk factors such as experiencing intimate partner violence were not examined in our study as social norms do not permit discussion of domestic matters in public.

Women's justification of traditional gender norms of wife beating by a husband/partner is strongly correlated with different forms of IPV [ 33, 34], which is widely considered to be a consequence of accepted traditional norms and values permitting men to inflict punishment on their wife/partner, thereby promoting abuse.