Sentence examples for apply doctrines from inspiring English sources

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

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

In Northern Ireland, the British Army initially tried to apply doctrine from the Malayan Emergency, only to find it politically and practically inappropriate in a largely urban environment that is part of the United Kingdom.

It is often difficult to apply theological doctrines to public policy.

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?

Yet this very crisis is now being used as an excuse to apply the doctrine more fiercely than before.

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".

Foa described the letter as disgraceful and said the UK would not apply the doctrine of non-interference in commercial cases.

And, the federal courts have demonstrated that they can apply this doctrine in a careful and reasoned manner, with sensitivity to the effect on competition.