Sentence examples for creating the doctrine of from inspiring English sources

In other decisions such as Plessy v. Ferguson (1896), which sanctioned racial segregation, and the decisions creating the doctrine of state action, which limited the enforcement of national civil rights legislation the court diminished the envisioned protections.

The problem that this creates for the doctrine of methodological individualism is readily apparent.

The Soviet Union's Red Army created the comprehensive doctrine of Maskirovka for military deception, including the use of camouflage.

Parliament is not bound by the common law, and as a result several acts of parliament unwittingly create valid exceptions to the doctrine of privity.

But, no, according to the doctrine of created antiquity, the universe was created with light from those stars and galaxies already on its way to Earth.

Was there such an act on the part of plaintiff, in reliance upon the promise contained in the resolution, as will estop the defendant, and therefore create an enforceable contract under the doctrine of promissory estoppel?

But what sense can be made of the doctrine of created truth?

It is difficult to imagine any experiment or observation that could disprove the doctrine of created antiquity.

On his view, his rejection of the doctrine of created truth followed from his commitment to other, deeper views in Descartes.

On the other hand, Malebranche, the most notable among the Cartesians who rejected the doctrine of created truth, developed a philosophical system with a purer rationalistic character than Descartes's own.

Dickens created a wonderful illustration of the doctrine of karma in Marley and Scrooge being condemned to wear the chains they forged in their own lives.