Sentence examples for some normative from inspiring English sources

By doing so, hybrid interpretivism commits itself to the existence of some normative content the norms and the obligations that follow from them that is constituted by institutional practice alone.

Aren't we familiar with some normative domains — such as that of etiquette — about which we are all relativists?

Friedman refused to get caught up in a discussion of which monetary aggregate was in some normative sense the best one to use.

Indeed, it is in this sense that there exists some normative relationship between A and B, some duty that B has to obey A, which constitutes authority.

To capture this idea of personal liberty, and to give it some normative force, Fried asks us to imagine ourselves surrounded by a protective "bubble" of rights, carefully negotiating the terms of every relationship and attachment.

Though Nietzsche makes some normative claims that most of us would strongly reject, some of these claims are not wholly sane, and others depend on ignorance or false beliefs about the relevant non-normative facts.

While the former have not abandoned their belief that their principles of biomedical ethics could be derived from disparate but converging high level theories (2009, 361-63), they now stress the origin of their principles in ordinary, universally shared moral beliefs rather than in some special moral sensibility, pure reason, rationality, natural rights, or some grand normative ethical theory.

Moral principles contribute some more normative content, and the final content imputed to the law is some combination of the two.

To the sociologist, the legitimacy that distinguishes between coercive power and authority rests not on some theoretical normative foundation but rather on de facto social convention (actual social convention, meaning here that legitimacy is not whether an actor's behaviour satisfies some ideal ethical norm but whether it fits with social norms held in common by real people in society).

The second section outlines some prominent normative proposals for global democracy.

(3) For some other normative beliefs (such as belief in utilitarianism), having the belief does not increase reproductive fitness.