How to pronounce “normatively” in English

everybody does dumb things in college everybody does dumb things in high school everybody knows about it and everybody says yeah they were youngyou might say well normatively no I think you know you know that that certain things should be treated differently and maybe that happens over

I'm explaining it. They view that about the same way that we view their Russian meddling in our election.And that might be-- it is different normatively.

Something else is kind of taking over in a way.So it's a bigger whole that as philosophers would say is normatively positive.

that. Why did he do that? How does that maybe suggest that he should be approaching these things differently?That trying to push on the rights escalation ladder, its tolerance of what's acceptable and what's normativelyokay is dangerous? No. Not a single ounce of reflection on that point. And

In one case, two commentators, including the very eminent British military historian, Sir John Keegan, worked out that since the middle of the 17th century,and its various definitions, nor is there any agreement about the way in which they might be assigned normatively or even legally

if you could, if you could, you know, speculate on what could be done to, for more of that kind of-- It's, it's a good question. I'll address eachof this briefly so that we get a sense of what it's about. Take the Supreme Court. Normatively, the Supreme Court is supposed to function like the American Supreme Court. But we bungleeven in the initial stages, to be fair. Instead of making it a constitutional code, which it ought to be in a very large, federal country, we made also an appellate court and practically