Sentence examples similar to counter doctrine from inspiring English sources

But the 9th Circuit, alone in the nation in this area, has a counter-doctrine ― the provocation rule.

But the military's new counter-insurgency doctrine turned this logic on its head.

But he was smart enough to encourage the process with his new counter-insurgency doctrine.

U.S. counter-insurgency doctrine places great emphasis on what used to be called "winning hearts and minds".

In the absence of an updated counter-insurgency doctrine of their own, British officers have been using General Petraeus's manual.

"This was based on a study of history and of counter-insurgency doctrine," he told a Marine historian in 2009.

The generals have failed to update their counter-insurgency doctrine and units still rotate every six months (American soldiers stay for 12).

For the Americans, it is the logic of counter-insurgency doctrine, which dictates that Western forces must "protect the population" to isolate the insurgents.

Its reception reflected Petraeus's considerable media networking skills as well as the appeal of counter-insurgency doctrine among sections of the country's liberal-minded intelligentsia.

By the mid-nineteen-eighties, Petraeus had become one of a small circle of post-Vietnam military officers who had developed an interest in counter-insurgency doctrine.

The program is a key element in the counter-insurgency doctrine, and, for the Obama Administration, these local units are crucial.