Examples of 'is normative' in a sentence

Meaning of "is normative"

is normative: This phrase describes something that is based on societal norms or standards. It implies conformity to established guidelines or expectations

How to use "is normative" in a sentence

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Such authority is normative for all believers.
My dissertation tries to determine whether rationality is normative.
His way is normative for his disciples.
The first social cue is normative fit.
It is normative science that serves of base to the practical philosophy.
It is clear that my definition of true accounting knowledge is normative.
The word now is normative.
What is normative economics.
You say that my article is normative.
Since modernism is normative it tries to offer solution to the aforementioned problem.
Clearly stated whether the annex is normative or informative.
Freedom is normative to liberalism, as asserts.
The first group is normative.
The Augsburg Confession is normative to all Lutheran Churches everywhere and in all times.
The method of analysis is normative.

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Under androcentrism, masculinity is normative and all things outside of masculinity are defined as other.
Suppose this requirement is normative.
This section is normative ( including normative IDL definitions of the DOM interfaces ).
I do not believe this is normative.
This annex is normative and contains only level 1 and 2 entries.
The first reason is normative.
This facies is normative in quartz ( oversaturated in SiO2 ) and in corundum ( peraluminous ).
Another aspect of the debate over antitrust policy is normative.
This part is normative.
As soon as I say that some ask if I believe it is normative.
The sale is normative.
Except as noted, this entire section is normative.
Society is normative.
Equality is value free, whereas equity is normative.
The study is normative.
In this sense, the opposite of positive is normative.
Morality is normative.
Insofar as the targeted consumer's perception is concerned, the assessment is normative.
This glossary is normative.
The difference between the names liberalism and democracy is hardly descriptive ; it is normative.
Its purpose is normative.
For these Buddhists, enjoying sensual pleasures in a non-harmful way is normative.
The reasonable expectation of privacy standard is normative rather than simply descriptive.
But by definition, all politics - whether statist or neoliberal - is normative.
Only the composition of the household is normative for the level of the benefit.
Parent idTag This section is normative.
Washing before meals is normative in Orthodox Judaism.
Scripture, in this case alone is normative.
Nonparental childcare is normative in the US.
For the church the Bible is normative.
On the other hand, this is normative in negotiations.
Scripture was written within Tradition, yet Scripture is normative for Tradition.
Thus Miller 's fundamental teaching is normative for the entire church today.
The role of the United Nations is normative and operational.
The counseling work of Jesus by the Spirit is normative for all Christian counseling.

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