Sentence examples for adopt doctrines from inspiring English sources

In the absence of standing forums, it took non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and security analysts in Afghanistan ten years of protest and confrontation to convince coalition forces to draft and adopt doctrines that discouraged the use of direct health provision projects as counterinsurgency tools, for example.

One of the remarkable things about the ongoing economic crisis is the way so many people have responded to events by adopting doctrines that would magnify our problems.

It doesn't show great sympathy for the memory of victims of the holocaust to adopt the doctrines of their murderers". He also opposed the ITN libel case last year against LM magazine, which had alleged images of Trnopolje camp in Bosnia had been falsified - as a big media corporation muscling in against free speech.

Late in his term, his Secretary of State, Harry Toulmin, persuaded him to adopt some doctrines of Unitarianism, and he was expelled from the Baptist church, ending his ministry.

He influenced Garrard – a Baptist minister – to adopt some doctrines of Socinianism, for which he was expelled from the local Baptist association, ending his ministry.

We do not thereby adopt the doctrine of "waiver" of double jeopardy rejected in Green.

But he did confirm that he proposed that Pakistan adopt a doctrine of "strategic defiance" involving an alliance between Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan.

The court said in Garner it was impelled to adopt the doctrine in order to protect, in the distinctive context of custodial interrogation, the privilege against self-incrimination.

Hundreds of similar sermons were preached on monthly fast days and on other occasions before Parliament during the next few years, urging the people to adopt "true doctrine," "pure worship," and "the maintenance of discipline" as a means to claim God's blessing so that England might become "our Jerusalem, a praise in the midst of the earth".

The recent recapture of the strategic town of Qusair by forces loyal to the government of Bashar al-Assad and the White House's public acknowledgment that chemical weapons have been employed by the Syrian regime — thereby crossing a "red line" — persuaded Mr. Obama to adopt the doctrine of intervention and provide arms to the rebels.

States might adopt the doctrine for a number of reasons, such as an increase in the drug usage by its citizens, or a relatively strong support for legalization that clashes with a voting majority in favor of the drug's illegality.