In a visit to Peru in 1985, for example, John Paul was clearly asserting his personal authority to set Catholic norms.

Normative theories of curriculum aim to "describe, or set norms, for conditions surrounding many of the concepts and constructs" that define curriculum.

This is because a socially and economically dominant group is best able to engage in and control all aspects of contemporary culture, setting norms and values for others.

A huge number of international agreements set norms and limits of behaviour, including behaviour in conflicts, that necessitate provisions in national legislation.

The episcopal conference allows the bishops to set certain norms for all of Puerto Rico, including the form of the liturgy.

He introduced standards of excellence in all these fields as well as setting new norms for elegant and noble manners.

It set norms for age distributions on a planet; she found the information fascinating, especially the variations that depended on local employment, climate, and relative wealth.

He developed a leader-follower theory of culture in which leaders set cultural norms which condition the way in which entrepreneurs and managers take decisions.

These schools face closure in the face of the RTE that sets forward norms and standards for obtaining a certificate of recognition.

Setting norms and standards and building parliamentary and civil society oversight capacity in West and Southern Africa.