Sentence examples for a doctrinal conception of from inspiring English sources
Indeed, one would expect judges often to err as they are ill-placed to identify rules that actually induce efficient behavior.[1] Alternatively, we might acknowledge that claim (I)′ depends on a doctrinal conception of law that typically refers judges and agents generally to specific texts such as statutes, administrative regulations, and opinions.
A prime example is Thomas Aquinas's participation in the rediscovery of Aristotelian categories (e.g., substance, quantity, quality, and relation), even though he exceeded and transformed them in the service of theological, ethical, and sacramental teachings that in turn shaped doctrinal conceptions and formulations in the Catholic church of the West.
It illustrated a different conception of what constituted achievement".
Modernist potters have a hallowed conception of their craft.
This is not a religious conception of identity.
Our history is a weak conception of the past.
Their direction is towards a happier conception of human nature.
Gibbon has a different conception of psychology from us.
He already had a detailed conception of the new position.
A new conception of social protection is needed.
We should aim for a saner conception of our cities".
