Sentence examples for another doctrine from inspiring English sources

Judge Rymer said another doctrine, concerning threats, applied when specific people were named and made to fear for their safety.

When Pound abandoned Imagism, around 1914, he did so noisily, and in the name of another doctrine, which he (along with Wyndham Lewis) named Vorticism.

It is also one that suggests that the two superpowers are relearning the merits of another doctrine Kissinger was associated with – "realpolitik", the recognition that where raw national interests can be made to converge through diplomacy, then lasting good can emerge.

17 Indeed, some analogies occur at two removes: the analogy is to another set of facts in another doctrine.

Another doctrine that is heavily affected by how one understands the attributes is the union of mind and body.

Then Mr. Bernanke pointed to "another counterproductive doctrine: the so-called liquidationist view, that depressions perform a necessary cleansing function".

It's a give-me-another-chance doctrine, so to speak, ancient, ubiquitous, simultaneously comforting and frustrating.

An analogy may either be to another case or to another legal doctrine, and the analogy rests on there being some common characterisation of the facts in both cases or the two doctrines which is relevant to the issue.

This is the FDI equivalent of zero tariffs.In line with another GATT doctrine, says Mr Graham, foreign investors should have "most-favoured-nation" status: host governments should not discriminate among investors from different countries.

Another Shaiva doctrine posits eight "embodiments" of Shiva as the elements of nature ether, wind, fire, water, earth and the Sun, the Moon, and the sacrificer, or consecrated worshiper (also called atman).

Religions have developed deep and extensive doctrines -- meant, perhaps, to develop basic virtue into saintliness -- but often the most basic level of human empathy required of adherents is treated as just another such doctrine rather than as a foundation that must exist within a person and that no book can teach.