Sentence examples for both doctrinal from inspiring English sources

The ultimate causes of the schism were both doctrinal and social.

We will approach the subject of cybercrime from both doctrinal and policy standpoints.

Indeed, Islam does provide both doctrinal and practical instruments for transcending these restrictions.

But this time, the spectrum has narrowed because 50 of the cardinals were created by John Paul II and 67 by Benedict, both doctrinal conservatives.

Once again both doctrinal and theoretical considerations figure in the defense.

Ever since contract emerged from tort in the common law, both doctrinal and theoretical forces have sought to restore contractual obligation to its tort-based origins.

To summarize, both the doctrinal knowledge that an individual receives about God, and the individual's character, upbringing and so forth, create a personal, internal God-image that the individual perceives as a real person, and with whom the individual interacts.

The Pope's remarks draw a sharp contrast with both the doctrinal George/Scalia/First Things in-the-bedroom-pawing-through-the-underwear focus and with the bishops in the United States and around the world who have urged him to speak more publicly against homosexuality, abortion and birth control.

As both a doctrinal and a normative matter, police misconduct should receive no protections from Brady's search and disclosure obligation.

In doing so, The book examines the duty of utmost good faith from both a doctrinal and a social science perspective, in order to propose suitable legal reform.

Issues of time and temporality pervade American constitutional adjudication, at both a doctrinal and a broader, structural level.