Examples of using Normatively in English and their translations into German
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Easy to handle, High precision, normatively re-sharpening.
As normatively binding legal concept it is used for the first time in the Basic Law.
Easy to handle, High precision, normatively re-sharpening.
Of course, normatively one wants to answer this question in the affirmative. But empirically, other factors must be considered.
Infoteam Software AG is a long-standing provider of normatively regulated software solutions.
Normatively and methodologically, the most appealing technique for recruiting participants of deliberative events is random selection Bohman, 2007, pp.
This comprehensive perspective can be normatively charged, and linked to demands for determining societal direction.
Peace psychological research==Peace psychological research can be analytically(research"on" peace) or normatively(research"for" peace) oriented.
They are narratively coherent and normatively grounded, providing both individual and collective orientation and meaning.
Everyone is alone in their own perception- sensually, reflectively, normatively, trandscendentally, pathologically.
Based on this decision, the consequences for the direction of the brand architecture were deduced and guidelines formulated with which the communication of the organization, the locations,service providers and products can be managed normatively.
Philosophical aesthetics has not only remained silent butin fact even normatively stabilized the traditional concept of the work.
Given our empirical focus on governance in areas of limited statehood, matters of justice arise: matters of the inclusiveness of services; the determination of subsidiary parties responsible; the institutionalized guarantee of access to vital goods;or the assessment of normatively ambiguous actors of governance.
How absurd the current school system is that it educates people normatively, yet not to become independent personalities and so forth.
In summary it can be said that even if the likelihood of a threat is very low, it cannot be ruled out eventually which is also the explanation for the increasing number ofproducts being recalled that have been normatively classified as safe according to ProdSG.
The penalisation of social behaviour can, however,only partially be normatively derived from values and moral premises that are shared Europe-wide.
However, with law, in HABERMAS view, there exists a structurally similar medium inasmuch as it is also oriented by validity claims that canbe called upon while it is capable of raising and addressing the question of superior, normatively appropriate decisions in complex societies as well.
For the concept of human dignity has no legal tradition; as normatively binding legal concept it is used for the first time in the Basic Law.
Initiated at the close of the 19th century in Germany and supported by conservative and German nationalist urban circles in Austria as a reaction to perceived changes in traditional land and townscapes, the Heimatschutz developed rapidly into an internationalcultural reform movement with the aim of holistically and normatively shaping built and natural environments with the help of modern media and lobbying.
The focus is on the question of how journalism, which is normatively committed to the ideal of neutral reporting, nevertheless generates emotions and makes them visible in discourse.
This perspective is vital, as recent studies have argued that peripheral centres are losing importance,while much research in spatial studies and spatial politics has normatively ascribed a stabilising role to mid-sized cities within peripheral, rural regions.
The central role of the media in the society is, at least normatively, to provide the public with essential knowledge of the state of the world that would enable people to make informed choices.
The same methods and measures also describe program management,though clearly must more normatively and with longer lifespans across multiple projects.
Volosinov distinguishes between recognition of normatively identical units and comprehension, and says that even in the learning of a foreign language"a form should be assimilated not in its relation to the abstract system of a language, that is, as a form identical to itself, but in the concrete structure of the expression, that is, as a mutable and malleable sign" p.
In practice, most buildings do not have measurement equipment for separating normatively credited and normatively excluded consumption loads.
At the same time,we are interested in how these concepts historically became effective, both normatively and institutionally, in terms of taxonomies of knowledge and in how that in turn influenced their meaning.
The reference to the realization of humanrights as precondition for the realization of cultural self-determination within normatively demanding traditions and cultures reveals a dilemma in the case of women's rights.
However, to critically deconstruct the description of the Balkans as a border- particularly between such normatively loaded categories as Occident and Orient, west and east, Europe and Asia- does not mean"throwing out the baby with the bathwater.
The research project"Journalism and the Order of Emotions" focuses on the question of how journalism,which is normatively committed to the ideal of neutral reporting, generates emotions and makes them visible in discourse.
Peace psychological activities are based on psychological models(theories) andmethods; they are usually normatively bound in their means and objectives by working towards the ideal of sustainable peace using(as far as possible) non-violent means.