Sentence examples for strong norms from inspiring English sources

Tight cultures have strong norms and little tolerance for deviance, while loose cultures are the opposite.

Strong norms are needed in these contexts to help groups survive.

Strong institutions depend on strong norms and values a strong cultural capital.

In contexts where there are fewer threats and thus less of a need for coordination, strong norms don't materialise.

"There are rules and very strong norms against former members going on the floor and actually lobbying," said Norm Ornstein, a Congressional expert at the American Enterprise Institute.

First, do strong norms enforcing sharing sometimes ironically undercut gratitude by rendering acts of generosity more obligatory and thus less praiseworthy?

The first is the very strong norm against coups.

Many cultures have a strong norm of reciprocity the impulse to return a favor.

There is also a strong norm about banning money to parties from foreign sources.

"There's a very strong norm against saying what's on your 1040, but people will say, 'I've had to give up cable,' " Professor Conley said.

Eros is simultaneously overwhelming breaking down the strong norm of marital fidelity and easily-tamed, contained within little well-contracepted well-communicated honest and generous mini-affairs.