Motivated by a sense of moral purpose and in accordance with international norms settled after the second world war, the United States accepts asylum applicants who fear persecution in their home countries due to race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group or political opinion.
This would be a dramatic change in the well-settled norms of applicable laws in most jurisdictions, but necessary and appropriate if systemic impact is to be avoided.
However, the recent spate of movies does address the tumultuous social issues of the baby boomers--namely divorce, single parenthood, blended families and unmarried parents--that over the past three decades have settled into the norm.
New social norms and patterns settled into place.
With the end of the Vietnam War, a principal catalyst for much of the social ferment of the 1960's, a diaspora occurred among those who had turned their backs on society's norms and settled in the Haight-Ashbury District of San Francisco, the East Village of New York City and other urban communities.
Slowly but surely it began to work and I settled into our new norm.
Those two weeks seemed to last forever as we settled into our new norm of hot showers, good food, video games all day and the only threat of work being a sexy mission that would take us directly to the ultra-elusive enemy, where we would close with and destroy him.
Surely it's no coincidence that Ice-T and Ice Cube, two rappers who did as much as anyone to make crime narratives the musical norm, have both settled into comfortable screen careers.
It is shown that the settling time bound is preferable over any of the "response-norm" settling time expressions as a bound on the "exact" settling time.
His body of work has a timeless quality, touching on the fundamentals of so many major modernist movements without ever settling on a norm.
