Sentence examples for around the doctrines of from inspiring English sources
His social concerns first crystallized in a passing attachment to the group of reformers assembled around the doctrines of Claude-Henri de Rouvroy, comte de Saint-Simon.
These differences never entirely disappeared, but within a decade, a rough consensus emerged around the doctrine of containment.
But Qaddafi was not content with twisting Libyan society around the doctrine of the Green Book; he wanted to spread the gospel.
A major focus of this debate has revolved around the doctrine of lex specialis derogat legi generali (lex specialis), which many believed to render the application of human rights during armed conflicts inappropriate (e.g. Schabas 2007, 594).
Because this normally involves parties who are not part of the main contract, it has been used as a way around the doctrine of privity.
They were the first to articulate our cherished beliefs around the doctrine of the Trinity, the full deity of Jesus Christ and the meaning of Christ's Incarnation, death and resurrection.
The doctrines of the day saw colonies as strategic assets.
By publishing "Light of the World," a book of interviews conducted by a German journalist, Peter Seewald, Benedict effectively did an end run around the Vatican's communications structures — and also around the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, which oversees all doctrine.
An-Na'im has traveled around the world promoting his message, but the doctrine of secularism is a hard sell today in Muslim countries.
