Sentence examples for such a normative from inspiring English sources

But what relativistic cousin of "right" and "wrong" could play anything like such a normative role?

What sort of public sphere could play such a normative role?

Such a normative approach anchors the results of discrete choice experiments within a welfare economics framework.

But if it is right, and if cognitive science needs such a normative notion, then methodological individualism must be wrong.

Such a normative conception of truth is stronger than a notion of truth which is merely a device for "semantic assent"; that is, normative truth is more than thin "disquotational" truth.

Such a normative inversion can be applied to any face.

In order to develop the framework for such a normative-practical praxeology for emerging multiperspectival institutions, pragmatism and Critical Theory once again suggest themselves: here Dewey's testable claim that it is the interaction of public and institutions that promotes democracy and democratic inquiry.

Instead, democracies attempt to address perceived ethical questions surrounding lobbying, such as a normative desire to create a somewhat-level playing field for groups in terms of access and influence.

If such a proposal became normative, those like myself who hold to traditional beliefs about marriage would go to traditional churches where conservative beliefs about marriage are upheld, and we would have our marriages blessed there.

Hence, stimulating and conducting such a debate requires normative choices even where they seem to be technical only.

As such, bioethics evolved into a normative instrument for policy and legislation (Tallacchini [2009]).