Metasemantically, "law" behaves much like simple artifact terms such as "chair" and "hammer," which are not linguistically deferential.
Their approaches to these senior figures were invariably polite and deferential, at least initially.
Deferential conventions introduce a subtlety and richness into the theory of statutory application that at times mimics applied semantic realism.
Social salience theory does not, at least in the simplest case, when there are no deferential conventions for statutes.
It may seem as if statutory application in familiar, mature legal systems uses many deferential conventions.
By enacting the subservient role with the required deferential manners they could to an extent assert their interests.
Additionally, nurses adopted a deferential position to family members.
But ' honorific titles ' denoting age, which might be derogatory or deferential might be applied to women anywhere between 34 and 80.
