Sentence examples for norms set from inspiring English sources

Girls in developing countries face enormous pressure to conform to the norms set by elders in their villages and towns.

The norms set by institutions, convention and our need to keep within the boundaries of accepted behaviour and thought limit what may be touched upon.

China cast the move as a national security issue, but the chamber said the requirements went well beyond the norms set by other countries.

Your example may give courage to a lot of boys and girls who are finding out that they maybe don't quite fit the Barbie and Ken gender norms set out for them.

In March, Switzerland agreed to relax its strict bank secrecy rules and embrace tax cooperation norms set by the organization as the G-20 countries began an offensive on tax evasion.

One cannot help noticing that, having failed to uphold the various international conventions and norms set in decades past, it seems the international community now favours much softer, less scary frameworks, like the lofty and ambitious SDGs.

There is not a single individual oftentimes who's setting up norms, setting up a roles.

These Scottish deviations from the political norm set a high benchmark in the measurement of difference.

The result shows that the food grain sector has to grow by 3.75%% annually to match provision of food grains according to the norm set by the act.

The norm set out in Article 2, paragraph 2 of the Basic Regulation for the Common Fisheries Policy is that the exploitation restores and maintains "harvested species above levels which can produce the maximum sustainable yield".

A lot of that is what I would call just norm setting.