Sentence examples for shift in norms from inspiring English sources

How does a society make a shift in norms that greatly disadvantages its most powerful members?

Internationalists were split between those who believed that reform would come about mainly or solely through a shift in norms (international morality) and those who thought that the only feasible route was through significant institutional construction at the international level.

The choice to go beyond the adoption of EBIPs was also intended to capture the broad nature of the shift in norms that was envisioned by the leadership team.

They changed norms, then laws, which reinforced the shift in norms.

Just like Boy Zorro and the Bully and Finland's KiVa program, Riot Games came to the conclusion that it's all about a "social shift in norms".

Even if the world embraced the smartest possible plastic-bag policy -- an Ireland-style small fee and fundamental global shift in norms -- the planet would notice, at best, a baby step.

Sasa, which means 'now' in Kiswahili, is an acronym for the four phases of a systematic process – start, awareness, support, action – designed to move communities from an initial contemplation of what constitutes violence through to shifts in norms.

That natural tendency to adjust to explain away the shifts in norms, the eroding public trust and traditions is the reason it's so important to speak loudly when institutions are threatened.

This for many women was valued far more greatly than his actual contribution, suggesting that shifts in norms around the gendered division of housework were not of specific value or interest to women.

The team concludes that this is the earliest evidence of a shift in "social norms" or "customized style," a change that "parallels the many similar changes in symbolic norms observed among more recent and historically known human societies".

You see a shift in social norms.