Sentence examples for contrary to the doctrine of from inspiring English sources

The absence of parliamentary authorisation for the executive to override primary legislation... will be contrary to the doctrine of parliamentary sovereignty and therefore it will be acting unlawfully".

Yet, for taking up the cause of heliocentrism, which was contrary to the doctrine of the Roman Catholic Church, Galileo was tried, made to recant his views, and placed under house arrest.

The Social Services Legislation Amendment Bill 2015 removes financial support for forensic patients with a mental illness or disability, if they have been charged with a "serious criminal" offence, imposing punishment without charge or trial, contrary to the doctrine of separation of powers.

For Kātyāyana and Patañjali, the above atomistic and transformational understanding of Pāṇini's procedure goes contrary to the doctrine of nityatva ("permanence") of words.

The Privy Council also found that the institution of an appointed review board to determine the length of sentences was contrary to the doctrine of separation of powers fundamental to the Westminster system of government.

Taking these principles as their basis, the Old Catholics deny that they teach anything which is contrary to the doctrine and traditions of the Roman Catholic Church.

She does point out, however, that "to use Violence and Cruelty, is absolutely contrary to the Doctrine and Command of Christ" (Fell 1667b, 45).

If the Father is identical to God and the Son is identical to God, then (by the transitivity of identity) the Father is identical to the Son, contrary to the doctrine.

If so, it will be contrary to the separation of powers doctrine that underlies our democracy.

The formal accusation, filed Monday, charges Sessions with violations of the denomination's Book of Discipline, including child abuse, immorality, racial discrimination and, for his citation of Romans 13 to defend the policy, the dissemination of doctrines contrary to the standards of the church.

Few jurisdictions subscribe to the doctrine of diminished responsibility.