Sentence examples for without any normative from inspiring English sources

But he veers toward the second when he remarks that those  who "give up on absolute moral facts" will produce a world "without any normative vocabulary".

The argument is significant because it shows that we should not rush to give up on absolute moral facts, mysterious as they can sometimes seem, for the world might seem even more mysterious without any normative vocabulary whatsoever.

If so, the naturalist's inference does not really work without any normative premises.

cThough sometimes results from empirical research in bioethics, without any normative conclusions, are also categorised under this label (see e.g. [ 55, 102, 103]).

Without making any normative pronouncements on these developments, it is clear that the language and rhetoric and thereby the way in which problems are framed, solutions are proposed, and stakeholders gain relevance and credibility has changed quite radically in a very short period of time.

So the definition of democracy does not settle any normative questions.

Third, the definition is not intended to carry any normative weight to it.

As a "metaethical account"—an account of whether there are any normative truths and, if so, what they are like constructivism holds that there are normative truths.

Can the descriptive conclusions of the study have any normative implications for nurses and physicians?

Ferguson: Without a normative view, but simply what my expectations are, I would see a 5% to 10% centrally returning to that gradual period of rising valuation that we saw until a year or two ago.

Habermas argued that without a normative foundation, Foucaldian critique is unable to answer the question ' Why fight?' Without a positive vision to work towards, it is unable to suggest why we should 'muster any resistance at all' (Habermas, 1994[1987]: 95).