Sentence examples similar to tough norm from inspiring English sources
Born into a Mennonite community in Pennsylvania and banned from bike riding, he starting breaking away from the religion's tough norms when he trained in secret for hours in the dark with a flashlight Sellotaped to his bike.
The OECD has documented instances of everything from reductions in ceilings on the number of migrants to tougher norms to policies that explicitly aim to send migrants back where they came from.
When the equally tough Norm Van Lier joined Sloan in 1971, the Bulls had what some believe was the NBA's best-ever defensive backcourt.
The President did tighten fuel-economy standards for cars and light trucks, and under his direction, the Environmental Protection Agency came up with tough new norms on mercury emissions from power plants (a point raised by Mr Bloomberg).
At the time, McCarrick served as the front-man for the U.S. delegation, acting as their spokesman, and then went on to serve prominently when U.S. bishops drafted their tough abuse norms the summer of 2002 in Dallas.
What Jackson Katz calls Tough Guise masculinity norms, anger and violence, manifested in these ways are entitlements.
So how do you create a social norm of tough love?
It points out that Britain's 12-month driving ban is tougher than the European norm.
Mark Zuckerberg says he wants Facebook to allow people to be able to set the severity of its filter, and use the average regional setting from their community as the default, but that still involves making a lot of tough calls when local norms conflict with global ones.
And new revelations have revealed weakness in even the toughest "zero tolerance" norms put in place by the United States bishops in 2002, which recommend removing a priest from ministry while claims against him are investigated.
