Sentence examples for permissive norms from inspiring English sources

Although permissive norms for asking and telling seem pervasive in law, the Article shows that each corner solution exists in the American legal system.

Rosen expands on this view by arguing that epistemic norms are permissive norms, not obligating or coercive norms.

"It's possible that we have a norm, a permissive norm towards narcissism now, and that's why this trait is more visible.

In the absence of impartial institutions to determine when the conditions for justified secession according to the Plebiscitary Theory are met, such a new, much more permissive norm of customary international law would be dangerous it would encourage secessions that do not meet the Plebiscitary Theories own criteria.

The statement says that he was also a member of Concerned Alumni of Princeton, a conservative group that published a magazine criticizing Princeton's minority admissions, permissive social norms and secular atmosphere.

Such practices were not one-off occurrences, but represented consistent work patterns underpinned by permissive work norms.

A third work pattern suggestive of permissive work norms and a culture of impunity was the frequency of absenteeism.

In the four health centres in this study, we found evidence of three particular service patterns underpinned by permissive work norms that permeated the health centre setting.

Involvement in risky sexual practices was found to be higher among youth who have peers who hold permissive sexual norms [ 31].

Most of respondents reported permissive peer sexual norms with a mean of 5.4 of 14. Females had fewer peers with permissive sexual norms than male respondents (5.1 + 2.93 versus 5.7 + 3.09).

Moreover, deontologists taking this route need a content to the permissive and obligating norms of deontology that allows them to mimic the outcomes making consequentialism attractive.