It's related to, but ultimately very different from, other criminal or civil litigation; immigration law has its own traditions and doctrines — and the rules often change.
Jewish culture of this age was distinguished by the supreme literary merit of its Hebrew poetry, the new spirit of relatively free and rationalist examination of hallowed texts and doctrines, and the extension of Jewish cultural perspectives to totally new horizons mathematics, astronomy, medicine, philosophy, political theory, aesthetics, and belles-lettres.
The novel's preoccupations are the tension between faith and doctrine, and the justification of atrocity in the name of religion.
Barnett's publications include more than 100 articles and reviews, as well as nine books, including Restoring the Lost Constitution: The Presumption of Liberty, Constitutional Law: Cases in Context, Contracts: Cases and Doctrine and The Structure of Liberty: Justice and the Rule of Law.
Vane and the Independents were seen by some as a principal reason for the failure of these talks, because the Scots and Charles were prepared to agree on issues of church polity and doctrine and the Independents were not.
Since each war began, the Westerners fighting them have changed equipment, tactics and doctrines, and struggled to understand the social and martial forces that confront them, and to understand insurgencies and counterinsurgency more broadly.
Vasubandhu, a great systematizer of mainstream Abhidharma, provided arguments and doctrines, and a life story, that paved the way to, and justified, the later dominance of Mahāyāna.
He was a military neophyte, avoiding the Vietnam War with student and parent deferments, who steeped himself in military tactics and doctrine and became the most pivotal defense secretary since Robert S. McNamara.
She had long given up the Christianity of John, and as her knowledge of these dissident ancient communities grew she developed a desire for diversity of practice and doctrine and for the undogmatic benefits of religious community.
He emphasized its Byzantine conservatism in ritual and doctrine and prominently portrayed the role of the Holy Spirit in religious experience.
Noticing the many different branches and sûtras (scriptures) of Buddhism, he hoped to find its unifying essence that would also bridge the gap between ritual and experience on the one hand and doctrine and theory on the other hand.
