Sentence examples for norms statements from inspiring English sources

The content of design science, the counterpoint to the theories and explanations that form the content of descriptive science, would then be formed by technical norms, statements of the form 'If one wants to achieve X, one should do Y'.

For subjective norms, statements like "most of my colleagues think it's important to follow official search safety procedures" will be utilised.

Apart from the subjective norm statements, the rest were grouped into four categories: health, appearance, relaxing/socialising and winning.

Merton described these criteria as belonging to the sociology of science, and thus as empirical statements about norms in actual science rather than normative statements about how science should be conducted (Merton [1942] 1973, 268).

Social norms were measured using one injunctive norm statement, "People who are important to me think that I should take part in bowel cancer screening," and one descriptive norm statement, "People who are important to me take part in bowel cancer screening".

Joseph Raz has called these kinds of statements "detached normative statements"; the anarchist argues as if she endorses the basic norm, without actually endorsing it.

"We strongly condemn the inhuman act of wild American soldiers, as ever, and consider this act in contradiction with all human and ethical norms," the statement said.

"Historically, collegiality has not infrequently been associated with ensuring homogeneity, and hence with practices that exclude persons on the basis of their difference from a perceived norm," the statement said.

In Kelsen's argument, P stands for the fact that legal norms are "ought" statements, and Q is the presupposition of the basic norm.

People who use venues for productive conversations impose norms ("LAAPs") encouraging statements that are meaningful, relevant, honest, understandable, diplomatic, engaging, helpful, and supportive of the long-term success of the venue.

Instead, the talk is of triangulation, saturation, case studies, shared representations, organizational cultures, practical norms and relevant statements.