Obama's 2013 Doctrine doesn't just apply to energy.
The broad details are spelled out in a document called "Joint Publication 3-06: Doctrine for Joint Urban Operations".
As late as the Roman Catholic reformatory Council of Trent (1545 63), doctrine and dogma were still roughly synonymous.
The whole point of the R2P doctrine is simply to generate a reflex international response that occurring or imminent mass atrocities are everybody's business, not nobody's.
… United Nations authorization, legal precedents like the controversial Responsibility to Protect (R2P) doctrine, and involvement of the International Criminal Court may seem like irrelevant window-dressing amidst all the power politics.
As if for sport, he has repeatedly mocked both Mr. Bush's "freedom agenda" and his post-9/11 doctrine that any country harboring terrorists will be "regarded by the United States as a hostile regime".
The Foreign Policy Concept here demonstrates Russia's resolve not to let humanitarian concerns trump its commitment to the Syrian regime — a flat rejection of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) doctrine espoused by the Obama administration.
11 doctrine of preemption to a doctrine of preemptive disarmament.
Besides Boethius (480 528), who transmitted Aristotelian semantics to the Latin Middle Ages, Augustine's (354 430) doctrine of sign is the most important junction of ancient and medieval theories of sign and signification.
The seventh section will discuss some details of the characteristic metaphysical approach to the problem in the 13th century, especially as it was shaped by the influence of Avicenna's (980-1037) doftrine of common nature.
