Sentence examples similar to applied doctrine from inspiring English sources

But there is doctrine, and there is practice, and the pope's instruction can influence how priests and bishops apply doctrine.

COMMENT FROM JERRY: Why this constant search to apply doctrines to Presidents?

This unity of idea and expression is known in copyright law as the merger doctrine; courts applying the doctrine acknowledge that "even expression is not protected in those instances where there is only one or so few ways of expressing an idea that protection of the expression would effectively accord protection to the idea itself".

Lincoln even applied this doctrine of constitutional self-restraint to his views of presidential power.

After the Second World War, tribunals vigorously applied the doctrine of command responsibility to Japanese and Nazi officers.

The Army's field manual on counterinsurgency was co-authored by General Petraeus himself, who applied the doctrine with much success in Iraq.

The Dutch theologian Hendrik Kraemer (1888 1965) applied the doctrine of the theology of the Word to non-Christian religions in The Christian Message in a Non-Christian World, which had a wide impact on the overseas mission field.

The court applied this doctrine to medical devices last month in a case called Medtronic v. Riegel, involving an FDA-approved balloon catheter that popped after the physician inflated it past its recommended pressure.

In application to matters of ontology, realism is standardly applied to doctrines which assert the existence of entities of some problematic or controversial kind.

The former claim is certainly true: He applied Neoplatonic doctrines to traditional pagan religion and myths and was in many respects a more extrovert thinker interested in applying Platonic philosophy to various spheres than his master, Plotinus.

How the courts would apply the doctrine remained hard to predict.