Sentence examples for a shift of doctrine from inspiring English sources
In a shift of doctrine driven by fiscal reality and a deal last summer that kept the United States from defaulting on its debts, Mr. Panetta is expected to outline plans for carefully shrinking the military — and in so doing make it clear that the Pentagon will not maintain the ability to fight two sustained ground wars at once.
While some have blamed the "network's embrace of Trumpism" (his candidacy and political doctrines), shareholders should be concerned about a shift of its long-loyal and traditional supporters away from the network and (gasp) back to CNN.
This is a notoriously unstable, shifting field of doctrine, characterized by warring principles or tests.
It should be accompanied by a comparable rearrangement of doctrine.
He was, he said, "an enemy of doctrine".
But the Tory manifesto proposed a dramatic shift in this doctrine: a new system in which home care of the elderly is paid for out of capital released from what they own.
The church prohibits sex outside marriage, so it would take a major shift in church doctrine to endorse gay sex, one that probably would include acceptance of premarital sex and masturbation.
1 But the old tradition still has relevance when an important shift in constitutional doctrine is announced after a reconstruction in the membership of the Court.
Book 3, The Doctrine of Concept, effects a shift from the Objective Logic of Books 1 and 2, to Subjective Logic, and metaphysically coincides with a shift to the modern subject-based category theory of Kant.
