Kelsen's answer to this question is surprisingly simple: an act or an event gains its legal-normative meaning by another legal norm that confers this normative meaning on it.
Bratman defends a reductive account of this normative requirement, explaining this interpersonal normative constraint in terms of the norms of commitment governing individual intention, such as those of consistency and means-end coherence.
The organization builds teams of people with different identities based on this normative agenda.
I compare this normative perspective to Newell's commitment to performance modeling.
In reality, however, Lebanon's system has deviated far from this normative consociationalist model.
She hopes that this "normative response" will, over time, encourage political bloggers to prominently disclose who pays them and any other relevant relationships.
When the frame of reference for this normative debate shifts away from state corporate law, however, a curious reversal occurs.
However, theory predicts that depreciation method-induced differences in accounting book values will cause managers to systematically deviate from this normative prescription.
We also conducted receiver operating characteristic analyses examining rating scores from this normative sample with those of clinical samples.
Reversely, this normative dimension of urban art could impact art itself, especially by redefining the limit between artistic forms that are either inclusive or exclusive, dominant or subversive.
But in a way, it was also really liberating, especially for me to be given the idea that there is no way to live this normative lifestyle".
