Sentence examples for relevant norm from inspiring English sources

The latter two questions seem deeply connected, for population members typically enforce social behaviors and rules having normative force by sanctions placed on those failing to comply with the relevant norm; and the presence of sanctions, if suitably strong, explains the persistence of the norm.

However, the normative force does then not derive from the categorization itself, but from the categorization in conjunction with the relevant norm (c.f Glüer&Wikforss 2009, 469).

Again, in the classical variant the relevant norm claims that one has both a right and an obligation ("a sacred duty") to promote such a tradition.

In the case of curvature, the relevant norm was a straight line or edge.

In the discussion of ME normativity so far it is assumed that the relevant norms are norms for action, prescriptions for the speaker's use of her expressions.

Constructivist conceptions of disease are normative through and through, although the precise account of the relevant norms will vary between scholars.

Rather, sensitivity to the relevant norms is needed to secure understanding.

We denote the space and for and and relevant norms by and, respectively.

These modes co-assert their own relevant norms; each sets up a categorical imperative of its own" (VI 41).

Brandom typically describes the relevant norms as norms determining what a thinker is "committed" and "entitled" to in holding a particular attitude towards a particular content.

Moreover, if the claim is that the relevant norms or rules are metaphysically prior to meaning/content, they have to be of the constitutive kind.