norm

Converse of object

• violate: Such inquiries may violate the norms of western culture.
• prevail: Architecture there is about ' accommodation ' , not ' transgression ' of prevailing norms.
• become: We need more teachers in training to avoid the four-day week becoming the norm.
• accept: These may summarize new steels or may be revisions of previously accepted norms.
• establish: This established a norm for the pacing of the activity.

Preposition: against

• proliferation: In the post-Cold War world, effective norms against proliferation are inseparable from norms against nuclear weapons per se.

Adjective modifier

• accepted: Organizational structures become flatter, management becomes more entrepreneurial and results-oriented and more inclined to challenge accepted norms.
• societal: We query the urge to make conjoined twins conform to societal norms.
• cultural: There were also a number of clear cultural norms in the highest performing firms.
• subjective: These were: attitude; subjective norm; behavioral norm; and perceived behavioral control.
• behavioral: In this regard, I would like to propose the concept of shared or mutual value-creation as a behavioral norm for the new era.
• moral: This is more akin to a moral norm or a code of conduct among a group of pile owners.

Modifies a noun

• follower: Also, the equality within the group of norm followers is substantially lower than the Strategic group.
• bishop: The country that says norm bishop economy improves consumer.

Noun used with modifier

• non-proliferation: The global non-proliferation norm has been firmly established - and it has been reaffirmed in your last two review conferences.
• nonproliferation: Either way, the international community is confronted with the growing failure of nonproliferation norms and supplier cartels to restrain proliferation.

Preposition: of

• morality: Conscience, therefore, is the immediate subjective rule or norm of morality.
• behavior: The norms of citation behavior: prolegomena to the footnote.
• behavior: However, common to such interventions is some reference to norms of managerial behavior, what the manager should do.