Sentence examples for standards norms from inspiring English sources

All these industries create standards, norms, and I believe there is so much more that can happen.

This is the absence of commonly recognised standards (norms) capable of guiding, measuring and evolving acceptable practice.

Like the basic modes of motivational orientation themselves, evaluative standards can be classified by the same threefold structure, that is, by cognitive standards (norms of truth), cathectic standards (norms of appreciation) and moral standards (norms of accepted behaviour) which can be formulated as alternatives of decision making.

'Standard equivocality', which is the absence of commonly recognised standards (norms), is likely to exist in the absence of clear 'legal' requirements, approved codes of practice or guidance.

Failure to convert project results into standards, norms or regulations and the fact that the projects did not raise new unsolved research questions were considered to be the weaknesses of the FP5 and FP6 transport projects.

As one would expect from the considerations sketched in the preceding paragraph, his actual arguments about what is right and wrong, virtuous or vicious, get their premises not from analysis of the virtues at stake but rather from the principles and more specific standards, norms, precepts or rules of practical reason ableness).

Medical care that results in "gross departures from standard norms" is the baseline for asylum seekers in detention.

As a private company, Bain Capital isn't legally obliged to say much about what it does, but its aversion to public disclosure goes beyond standard norms.

SNOMED CT terminology is not backed by standard norms of encoding among pathologists.

Birth weight percentiles based on standard norms were also calculated for each fetus.

The calculated CN was found to be 56.6 (Tande5), and within the range suggested by the standard norms.