Sentence examples for recognized norm of from inspiring English sources

"We hold that corporate liability is not a discernible — much less universally recognized — norm of customary international law that we may apply" pursuant to the Alien Tort Statute, the ruling said.

"Persecution of individuals for the peaceful expression of political views is inconsistent with internationally recognized norms of human rights," he said.

It said that, if proved true, the reports would amount to a "blatant violation of recognized norms of international law, valid throughout the world in relation to diplomatic representations".

Contrary to the recognized norms of museum building and fundraising, NWHM has obtained little in the way of support from major foundations.

"This constitutes a violation of the purposes of the U.N. Charter and the universally recognized norms governing international relations and poses a serious threat to stability in Europe and peace in the world," he said.

CRC recognizes a norm of "evolving capacity" as a child grows into adolescence, acquiring more rights and responsibilities as an individual.

Remarkable for its brutal honesty, fine acting and emphasis on personal accountability, "disFIGURED" recognizes societal norms of appearance but refuses to whine about them.

Seeking to avoid the dogma of universalism, Janet Wolff proposes an aesthetics of "uncertainty" that recognizes that norms of beauty are grounded in communities and are thus ineluctably political, and yet does not relinquish the value of beauty (Wolff 2006).

These critical literacies include not only writing code, but also learning a range of user interfaces, participating in design practices for debugging programs, and recognizing the norms of digital labor workflows and systems of credit.

Of course, not all philosophers who recognize the distinctive norm of authenticity hold moral values to be groundless.

She recognized none of them.