Übersetzung für "Norms of conduct" in Deutsch

The expected norms of conduct of these students correspond exactly to Wikipedia ’s content policy: one is not expected to do original research, but to know where the research material is and how to argue about it.

It is, after all, their business who governs them, and how, as long as human rights are not systematically violated, democratic institutions are not indefinitely suspended, and standard norms of international conduct are respects.

These laws establish a new relation between cause and effect that is conducive to an understanding of the broad panorama of human existence, while orienting and prescribing norms of conduct necessary to cover the successive stages of self-improvement.

For example, the family undertakes to ensure that the child complied with the norms and rules of conduct set out in the school, as well as enable them to carry out homework, extra curricular and extracurricular work.

All members of the Board of Directors are qualified and able to decide independently on issues of strategy, execution, and resources, including key functions and norms of conduct.

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The Church has always been convinced that with the light of reason God has endowed man with the ability to attain knowledge of the fundamental truths about his life and destiny, and indeed about the norms of right conduct.

Calling them "industrial injuries ", "the common cold ", "negligence", "deviation from the norms of conduct", "disease", "incurable disease" (It is that the Institute of medicine is not going to cure).

In the fourth chapter, the author stresses the importance of applying various cultural approaches in dealing with drug users from other cultures, proceeding from their values, traditions, norms of conduct, social and economic development of the native country of the migrant.

In the legal and governance domain, for example, we will examine whether national and international legislations, regulations, treaties, soft law norms and codes of conduct adequately govern the interactions between humans and intelligent systems and adjudicate liability appropriately.

In short, Heidegger's apparent disregard for the norms of democratic conduct, and his support of political thuggery were relatively normal during the period and this was not a phenomenon confined to supporters of right-wing causes.

In the legal and governance domain, for example, we will examine national and international legislations, regulations, and treaties, as well as soft law norms and codes of conduct, on whether they are adequate for governing the interactions between humans and intelligent systems and for adjudicating liability.

Calling them “industrial injuries“, “ the common cold “, “negligence”, “deviation from the norms of conduct”, “disease”, “incurable disease” (It is that the Institute of medicine is not going to cure).

I'm merely conforming to... a more acceptable norm of conduct, sir.

This is to be distinguished from the normative conduct of culture as its own irreducible counterexample.

"and all the other amenities remain the expected norm, "our conduct of the war will gain only impotence.

They were willingly accepted as a norm of conduct on a par with the words "our dear", which came into use at the turn of the sixties.

This is their norm of conduct and their rule of life.Clare expressed it very well when she said to her sisters:“Among yourselves, my daughters, let there be the same love with which Christ has loved you” (Testament).