Sentence examples for of normative objectives from inspiring English sources

Some definitions of 'global health' encapsulate the pursuit of normative objectives, claiming validity for those engaged in the field.

(The term 'health-scape' is used here following Appadurai's terminology of '-scapes' [ 51] in order to avoid the conflicting constellation of ' supraterritorial health landscape'.) In other words: does the attachment of normative objectives to definitions of 'global health' constitute an effective 'line of division' between those who share these objectives and those who don't?

The attachment of normative objectives to definitions of 'global health' can be seen as 'fact-value entanglement', a shorthand term for the entanglement of facts, conventions and values in the language we use to describe something (see [ 52] and [ 53] (p. 119; 357)).

The issue of position-dependence is central to the further debate on 'objectivity' in this manuscript and will be taken up again in reflections on normative objectives.

The author argues for 'democratisation' and 'politicisation' of the field, to obtain and maintain desirable underlying normative objectives of the field.

Further attention has been paid to problems that follow from normative objectives a priori attached to definitions of 'global health'.

But do these normative objectives de facto reflect the objectives of actors involved in the 'global health' landscape, i.e. in the supraterritorial health-scape?

Thus, the author argues that definitions with attached normative objectives do not truly or 'objectively' reflect what the field of 'global health' actually is, but rather what it should be.

By tying the issue of non-citizenship to papers and status, the term contributes to myopic politics and insufficient normative objectives.

Normative objectives are highly important to frame the debate and to hold all actors accountable to work toward the achievement of obtained 'partial orderings'.

The normative objectives prevalent in existing definitions [ 1, 13, 16] are surely all reasonable and desirable.