normative theory उदाहरण वाक्य

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1. The theory was further substantiated in " Semiotics and Thematics in Hermeneutics " ( 1982 ) and " Intuition and Construction : The Foundation Normative Theory " ( 1993 ).
2. However, in an academic environment that never strictly separated descriptive and normative theories of society, Luhmann's sociology has widely attracted criticism from various intellectuals, perhaps most notably from J�rgen Habermas.
3. "' Symphonia "'( " accord " ) is a normative theory or concept in state are to complement each other, exhibiting mutual respect with neither institution presuming to dominate the other.
4. Locke developed a normative theory of property rights based on labor, which stated that property is a natural result of labor improving upon nature; and thus by virtue of labor expenditure, the laborer becomes entitled to its produce.
5. His attack on formalism shows that existing legal theories claim to achieve " sanctification of the actual "  that is, these theories claim that substantive law and doctrine just happens to coincide with a coherent normative theory about human conduct.
6. On the other hand, compliance and enforcement in the industrial sector,  perhaps under the influence of large corporations,  has focused more on the normative theory, adopting  a far more conciliatory approach to compliance and enforcement . 
7. This created a new, normative theory that gave the justification to goal-based investing and on top of that provides a framework to use it in practice ( so that no goals are forgotten and all goals are treated in a reasonable order ).
8. Unlike many students of normative theory in international relations, he has been reluctant to judge one side in a dispute entirely right and the other irrevocably wrong, granting instead that both may have some claim of justice which they might press too far if unopposed.
9. In 1984, Giles-Sims and David Finkelhor categorized and evaluated five possible hypotheses that could explain the Cinderella effect : " social-evolutionary theory ", " normative theory ", " stress theory ", " selection factors ", and " resource theory ".
10. In his interest-based rights approach, Cochrane draws upon a number of normative theories, but most particularly utilitarianism and liberalism, and the framework has been presented by commentators as a possible middle-ground between the rights theory of Regan and the utilitarian account offered by Peter Singer.