Sentence examples for based in the doctrine from inspiring English sources
This archaic relationship of plant form to function was based in the "Doctrine of Signatures".
This meant that I had religion class every day in school and also that the values my school proclaimed were based in the Lutheran doctrine.
Are these practices based in doctrine?
Certain leaders and groups in other faiths have expressed objections to immunization, but these typically aren't based in scripture or doctrine.
The Obama administration made several procedural arguments that the suit should be dismissed in addition to arguing that the courts cannot intervene in its decision to target Awlaki, because it is a tactical military decision by the commander-in-chief based on the doctrine of imminent self-defence and congressional authorisation of necessary and appropriate force against AQAP.
The justices also cited the landmark 1954 decision of the United States Supreme Court in the case of Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, which abolished racial segregation in schools based on the doctrine of "separate but equal".
We even went so far as to codify this relationship in a 1972 ABM Treaty based on the doctrine that our very survival would best be ensured by leaving both sides completely open and vulnerable to nuclear attack.
#Raqqa the new coins that #ISIS say it will deal with it soon #Syria #IS #ISIL pic.twitter.com/7IdBNQuaOE Both appear to be embossed with a message "The Islamic State – a caliphate based on the doctrine of the Prophet" in Arabic on one side with a world map on the five dinar coin, and seven wheat stalks referencing a Koran verse on the smaller denomination.
Examples of qualitative atomism, based upon the doctrine of the four elements, are also found in Indian philosophy.
In Roosevelt's day, the courts found most wages and hours legislation unconstitutional based on the doctrine of "liberty of contract".
