Sentence examples for conventional doctrine from inspiring English sources
Conventional doctrine has failed to explain adequately the nature and function of these relational contracts and how they differ from more standard contracts.
But the conventional doctrine has force if we accept its unstated premise: that humans are blindly driven by what American workers, at the dawn of the industrial revolution, bitterly called "the New Spirit of the Age, Gain Wealth forgetting all but Self".
In the Abrahamic religions, for example, he writes, conventional doctrine holds that the Creator set out to embody some combination of goodness and righteousness, and to create a monument to His glory.
Conventional doctrine held that artillery should be used to fire directly on its targets, as much from principle as from practical effect, with one prominent artillerist arguing that "firing from cover ... will destroy the whole spirit of the arm".
Geyr argued for a conventional doctrine: keeping the Panzer formations concentrated in a central position around Paris and Rouen and deploying them only when the main Allied beachhead had been identified.
It's established doctrine".
Under the direction of the auditor-general, J.W. Wainwright, Playford committed the Liberals to state-induced industrialization, in contravention of conventional conservative doctrine.
The documentary, which carries the seal of approval from its executive producer James Cameron ("Titanic"), has already caused some ado, however, with bold assertions that clash with conventional Christian doctrine.
They also acknowledged that the alliance must undergo a significant transformation because terrorism -- and fear of it -- had undermined conventional military doctrine and the preparedness of forces to fight unconventional enemies.
