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But when it comes to upholding international norms, the United States takes a selective approach.

For us norms, the trouble with dressing down is that it does exactly that: it dials you down.

"Pursuant to those norms, the Chicago provincial superior has removed me from active ministry, necessitating my resignation from the presidency".

By flaunting its contempt for international norms, the administration renders those norms laughing-stocks, laments Mr Wittes.

The closer Iran gets to WTO norms, the more foreign oil firms will do business with it.

The only significant revisions proposed in the charter are required because of new norms the Vatican issued last year.

As Keefe says, Trump's actions are "transfixing to watch" because they entail the "upending of norms, the defiance of taboos, the destabilization of institutions".

National quirks, historical practices, varying constitutional norms, the influence of parliaments: war and peace seem ultimately unsuited to a joint European document.

Many of the protagonists are young people in sullen rebellion against social norms -- the Asian descendants, if you will, of JAMES DEAN.

"Without norms... the constitution is just a piece of paper," Bezos said.

All work done was measured by norms - the theoretical daily minimum of production expected of each worker.