Sentence examples for substantial normative from inspiring English sources

Are formal requirements like consistency and coherence sufficient, or does law have to meet substantial normative and moral requirements?

The first is that a relatively short workshop dramatically increased participants' awareness of power and status as ever present, including a substantial normative move from seeing using power as being a generally bad thing that can be justified in the interests of the organization's mission to a more neutral stance that power and status are at work in all of our interactions.

In those discussions, it became apparent that ERA steps 1 and 5 as described by Hill are not restricted to the application of scientific methodology but must also be based on substantial normative and thus value-loaded decisions [37].

> -wrap-foot> There were substantial normative misperceptions in this general population sample of problem drinkers.

The authors noted that the generalizability of their findings needed to be tested against a much more substantial normative background.

There is limited research addressing how communities respond to participating in a research programme that involves substantial normative social change in community cultures and perceptions.

Results: A substantial level of normative misperception was observed for estimates of levels of drinking in the general population.

This dataset provides highly comparable information regarding the values across the European continent, ensuring a substantial variety in normative climates and allowing for the empirical testing of the degree to which the macro context moderates individual-level relationships.

Once a substantial body of normative data has been accumulated in infants and adults, it should be possible to identify the most androgen-sensitive measure (or measures) and determine which are most strongly related to adult sexual function in adults.

Although political and legal thinkers historically have exerted substantial energy in formulating defensible normative models of relations between states (Nardin and Mapel 1992), they typically have relied on a clear delineation of "domestic" from "foreign" affairs.

Again, this is a normative choice, with substantial influence on results.