Sentence examples for apply 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".

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

The common law does not apply the doctrine of negligence to economic wrongs.

And would he apply his doctrine of strong local autonomy to the threat of terrorism as well?

Taylor was in another country, it was not his army, he was not at the scene of the crimes and you cannot apply the doctrine of command responsibility".

Then, dispatched to Afghanistan to replace Gen. Stanley A. McChrystal, who had been fired by President Obama, he sought to apply the doctrine he had championed, while also applying an aggressive counterterrorism strategy.

At the same time, as Murphy's career shows, Justices who are able to understand the problems that the oppressed and the despised confront can often see things that justices who rigorously apply legal doctrine might miss.

Many artists intuitively apply this doctrine.

In The Vicar, however, Fenwick's object is "to apply Christian doctrine to life in the world".