We don't all conform to a set of norms.
So the fundamental assumption is that there is a set of norms.
The tool is accurate and based on a precise and analytical set of norms.
Like any social system, lines are governed by an implicit set of norms that transcend the individual.
This codified set of norms and understandings-what economists mean when they refer to institutions-did not materialize overnight.
"There isn't yet a generally accepted set of norms for this new medium," said Victor Navasky, chairman of the magazine.
What if the systems that have developed around independent films — including wondrously humane ones such as this very film festival — risk congealing into another set of norms?
It means developing a set of norms and rules by which most states will abide, preferably made explicit in international law and sustained by international organisations.
Such reporters bring to the cable side a grounding in traditional network-news standards and proprieties, a set of norms rooted in the very beginnings of broadcast news.
The result is an incoherent set of norms that have women decrying the bikini-body ideal, while still hewing to some of its most toxic elements.
If Asian states are to play this role, they must do far more to address their own regional challenges and to promote a positive, universal set of norms.
