Sentence examples for back doctrine from inspiring English sources

A sore point for some of Barack Obama's 2008 supporters was his articulation of the Don't Look Back doctrine.

In the civil-law countries that do not adhere to a general relation-back doctrine, such as Germany, Italy, or Portugal, preferential transfers to creditors prior to an adjudication may be voidable, but the governing laws vary materially as to the relevant time frames and types of preferences.

Stepping back from constitutional doctrine, what happened yesterday?

Senior figures still daydream about self-sufficiency, looking back to Maoist doctrine and to the terrible man-made famine of the late 1950s.

If anything, the legislative power was logically prior to the others producing in the U.S. scheme federal and bicameral arrangements within the legislature that harked back to the doctrine of mixed government and a clear division between the legislature and executive.

The qualities that really matter are good judgment, kindness, and compassion — all things Maimonides explains by going back to the doctrine of the mean.

Would bringing back The Fairness Doctrine help?

Methodists in Leeds penned a hymn asking God to "the Unitarian fiend expel / And chase his doctrine back to Hell".

I'm sorry that I brewed such weak tea when I had the chance to re-write America's nuclear doctrine back in 2010.

The facts are these: Obama's against its reimplementation, Democratic lawmakers are mystified over the concern, and given the chance as recently as last year to put the Doctrine back in place, the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives shot the idea down, with Democratic members voting against it in large numbers.

This doctrine, backed by pioneering sociology, won much influence among intellectuals.