Sentence examples for spoken norm from inspiring English sources

The spoken norm was a compromise Dano-Norwegian that had grown up in the urban bourgeois environment.

In the 1840s Knud Knudsen formulated a policy of gradual reform that would bring the written norm closer to that spoken norm and thereby create a distinctively Norwegian language without the radical disruption envisaged by the supporters of Aasen's New Norwegian.

At least on face value, this speaks against norm-compliant society or a low inclination to express preferences that are different from perceived norm (social desirability bias).

Generically speaking, social norms are necessary to the healthy functioning of society.

The transition to the Presidency of Donald J. Trump has at its center a man who has never served in public office, has spoken disdainfully of constitutional norms, and was either too faithful a reader of the polls or too superstitious to do much about getting ready to govern.

Until quite recently, however, pacts between the government and the cartels, spoken or unspoken, were the norm.

This study revealed considerable increases in the awareness and utilisation of reproductive healthcare services in emergency settings in Darfur, Sudan following awareness-raising activities carried out by community workers familiar with the socio-cultural norms and dialects spoken in the IDP camps.

Meanwhile, however, the popular speech diverged further from the fixed literary norm, which was never spoken except in the pulpit or on the platform.

"Does that mean God condones slavery, or that God spoke within the norms of the seventh century which are open to change?" he asks, noting that several Muslim theologians have said the latter.

This reversal of gender norms speaks to the power of user experience design.

Metaphysically speaking, are certain norms valid, or in force, because certain things – such as linguistic expressions/intentional states – have certain meanings/contents?