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In both life and sport, the majority accept the norms of behaviour.

Norms of behaviour, for instance, may be industry specific and influenced by changes in regulation.

The basic norms of behaviour and activity for parties would be defined by republican laws.

“There are no norms of behaviour in cyberspace and that is the problem,” he says.

And we need international norms of behaviour in cyberspace, so that freedom is matched by responsibility.

Informal rules or norms of behaviour, for instance, determine in large part the environment within which the industry operates.

Norms of behaviour inherited from the authoritarian era, is not particularly economically effective.

It is its strength because the aspects in the models have to be decision criteria rather than beliefs or norms of behaviour.

The report says that a "serious deviation from obligatory norms of behaviour" occurred.

This is the only way to ensure no force will be able to exclude others or dictate norms of behaviour on Egyptian society.

Foreigners working in China are sometimes tempted to adopt local norms of behaviour in order to get work done, he said.

Finally, we need China to engage with us... to establish acceptable norms of behaviour in cyberspace.

Correspondents come from different cultures with different ethics, morals, and norms of behaviour.

Witchcraft thus cannot be easily applied to circumvent or violate customary norms of behaviour.

"By reinforcing that message, we can create norms of behaviour among states and encourage respect for the global networked commons."

Ceremonies marking the transition from one life stage to another were particularly effective in inculcating proper attitudes and norms of behaviour.

In this context, we will also consider new steps to further strengthen norms of behaviour on politico-military aspects of security.

Moreover, intrastate conflicts often violate accepted norms of behaviour, and as such cannot be left unchecked.

Most people seek to behave in a manner that they believe to be socially acceptable, in line with current values and norms of behaviour.

It challenges the assumptions of Western political thought that power is based and exercised through elites who establish norms of behaviour.

For these purposes, culture is a shared system of symbols, beliefs, attitudes, values, expectations, and norms of behaviour.

Italy and Greece chose freely to join the euro, and every club has norms of behaviour.

• there is a need to establish different norms of behaviour (i.e. the way people treat each other in the work environment)

The troubling fact is that adults no longer maintain a united front or share a collective vision of what constitutes acceptable norms of behaviour.

Heinrich Popitz defines social roles as norms of behaviour that a special social group has to follow.

In both life and sport, the majority accept the norms of behaviour.

That could offer some basis for cooperating with Washington on norms of behavior.

They bonded with one another, and each group developed its own norms of behavior.

"We need to communicate within a community about changing the norms of behavior," he said.

We also encourage China to adhere to international norms of behavior.

Others, however, applaud the effort to define norms of behavior.

Norms of behaviour, for instance, may be industry specific and influenced by changes in regulation.

The basic norms of behaviour and activity for parties would be defined by republican laws.

And we need international norms of behaviour in cyberspace, so that freedom is matched by responsibility.

“There are no norms of behaviour in cyberspace and that is the problem,” he says.

In their transmission, these stories serve to codify the norms of behavior within the family.

Informal rules or norms of behaviour, for instance, determine in large part the environment within which the industry operates.

Norms of behaviour inherited from the authoritarian era, is not particularly economically effective.

It is its strength because the aspects in the models have to be decision criteria rather than beliefs or norms of behaviour.

Is the brand reflecting tastes, or enforcing norms of behavior?

The report says that a "serious deviation from obligatory norms of behaviour" occurred.

There are common international norms of behavior that are anticipatable by nations.

Sure, norms of behavior can be relative, just as throwing garbage out the window was once accepted in some cultures.

This is the only way to ensure no force will be able to exclude others or dictate norms of behaviour on Egyptian society.

Wouldn't it be more likely to find a receptive hearing in Brussels if the basic norms of behavior were observed?

It is now standard practice to chastise dead writers for sins committed against current norms of behavior.

But more importantly' they should know the standard norms of behavior practised in settling differences and disagreements.

Foreigners working in China are sometimes tempted to adopt local norms of behaviour in order to get work done, he said.

It means having norms of behavior that facilitate constructive interaction and promote trust."

For the time being, blatant media bias is still limited by old rules and old norms of behavior.