“He stressed that normalization in the region is not possible without a settlement of the dispute.”

“In the streets in Vienna and across Europe, there is a new and angry resistance to the normalization of neo-fascists in government.”

“Both countries observed the 40th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations this month.”

“That's why good entrepreneurs recognize that course corrections are the norm in this caper.”

“This figure is an industry norm that is usually set by the managing broker.”

“It is a social norm that guides people in their actions with one another.”

“There is very little normalism in the English language, and the attempt to reduce it to stricter rules is necessarily a failure.”

“The fact that the borders of normality are on a statistical continuum, and always moveable, accounts for the historical dynamic of normalism.”

“Flexible normalism follows the assumption that people reach the periphery of society by chance.”

“In order to defy revolutionaries, it is a vital necessity to restore normality as quickly as possible.”

“Perhaps some semblance of normality can return once everyone is done with their incoherent rantings.”

“I stared frantically up into his face, searching his eyes for any remnant of normality.”

“Heavy workload has become the new normal.”

“Norma was an actress and had worked with The Old Vic, but, bored with walk-on parts, she was trying to get a foothold elsewhere.”

“John and Norma Major filmed entirely in grey tone, except for the peas.”

“His memory will be a source of strength to Judy, Eddie, Ben, Norma, Genette and all who were privileged to know him.”

“As the young artist embraced unconventional styles, he often faced criticism from those who clung to the strict normativity of traditional art.”

“The commonality and normativity problems are often grouped as issues in intersectionality.”

“The nature of the normativity of each tradition is therefore an essential feature of its potential universality.”

“She continued to improve, and her family heaved a sigh of relief and began limping back towards normalcy.”

“Gaunt mothers and children sat near their tents, sometimes boiling water for tea, a ritual of normalcy that they still maintained.”

“Penhall plies his pen widely, commenting on the dilapidated National Health Service and the nature of perception, sanity, and normalcy.”

“As for playback, the program offers the repeat control, volume level normalisation, and custom track overlap.”

“Furthermore, Turkey has still not made progress towards the necessary normalisation of its relations with the Republic of Cyprus.”

“They are chomping at the bit for capitalist normalisation of the conditions of production and exchange.”

“The normativeness of their behavior aligns with societal expectations and cultural values.”

“It may be that individuals have been, and continue to be, socialized in a way that differentially endorses the use and normativeness of sexually explicit media.”

“For these reasons an exact normativeness regulates the relations and the behaviours of the consultants who adhere to ACOFIIN and is expressed in the Code of Ethics.”

“We find new restrictions on the Hilbert space of pure gravity by imposing invariance under large diffeomorphisms and normalizability of the wave function.”

“The supervisor takes on various cultural roles in this process, including as the listener, the expert, the guide, the normaliser and the peacemaker.”

“More recently, Seeman suggested that normlessness and meaninglessness are manifestations of anomie rather than of alienation.”

“Arbus was also masterful at capturing the normalness of those that mainstream society branded as deviants or freaks.”

“They lack diva scale, and they probably always will, because that is the flip side of their virtues, their normalness and balance.”

“There are two ways to look at the Volt: first, that its middle-America normalness is exactly the point.”

“Normalists believe that immature behavior in the home and school is simply part of growing up.”

“She was a great trial to her aunt Felicia, who was a widow and well-to-do, and liked the elegancies and normalities of life.”

“But after that moment's pause Tommy returned to normalities.”

“Overall, the risk for meningococcal disease in these patients is 8,000 times that of normals.”

“This gives an average score of 9 for normals and 5 for Alzheimer's dementia patients with relatively little overlap.”

“The ravers danced, the normals tapped their feet and the rockers looked a little perplexed.”

“Secondly, unlike some cultures with powerful goddesses in their pantheons, Wiccans espouse norms of gender equality.”

“Durso skillfully gleans her story from both primary and secondary sources, portraying a woman who rebelled against established societal norms.”

“Statutory welfare agencies have also used the threat of criminalization to secure compliance to new social norms.”