Sentence examples for a doctrine that from inspiring English sources

Is it really a doctrine that pervades the American left, as many conservatives charge?

Its ruling Baath party preached a doctrine that combined socialism with Arab nationalism.

This is a doctrine that allows the government to challenge legal cases involving secret programmes.

Ramanuja's profoundly religious nature was soon at odds with a doctrine that offered no room for a personal god.

"Just war theory" refers both to a tradition of thought and to a doctrine that has emerged from that tradition.

But those notions quickly curdled into a doctrine that led African leaders to believe that they were above reproach.

Catholicism rejects a doctrine that seems to send some men arbitrarily to Heaven, others — quite as arbitrarily — to Hell.

The search for an answer begins with Russell's theory of descriptions, a doctrine that is evidently closely tied to linguistic concerns.

If we were discussing a politically neutral subject, the evidence here would long since have been considered definitive: expansionary austerity is a doctrine that failed.

Nonetheless, the GOP is convinced that what we need to do is base future monetary policy on a doctrine that has totally failed in recent years.

Following the death of her husband, the land-hungry British annexed Jhansi under a doctrine that enabled them to snaffle up princely states.