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O'Hara's liking for institutions follows what he treats as Burke's doctrine of pooled knowledge, though Enlightenment "rationalists" like Condorcet had this thought before Burke gave it a mystical twist.
It matters to know precisely what doctrine or doctrines the country's foreign-backed clerics embrace, for example.
Following this doctrine, schools must integrate mental health resources into public schools.
We are told the Post Office loses money - but so do the police, and if we are going to follow this neoliberal doctrine, what about establishing low-cost private police forces, to challenge the "police monopoly"?
He said Mr. Howard's comments did "not follow the doctrines of peacekeeping and sovereignty".
The trouble in San Francisco, I realized, wasn't that the warring tribes followed different doctrines.
Middle Eastern countries of the former Ottoman empire favour the Hanafi doctrine and north African countries prefer the Maliki doctrine; Indonesia and Malaysia follow the Shafi'i doctrine; Saudi Arabia adheres to the Hanbali doctrine; and Iran follows the Shia Jaafari school.
Following Dr. Knuth's doctrine helps to ward off moronry.
Augustus originally followed the religious doctrines of the Lutheran reformer Philipp Melanchthon.
Many Chinese economists follow the mainstream doctrines of textbook economics from the United States.
