Mr. Gibson, finally defining the doctrine as "the right of anticipatory self-defense," still struggled for a direct answer, asking twice more if she agreed with it before Ms. Palin answered: "Charlie, if there is a legitimate and enough intelligence that tells us that a strike is imminent against American people, we have every right to defend our country".
But now the justices say Congress did not define the doctrine very well.
"Cord defined the concept, doctrine and implementation of covert action on behalf of the security and interests of our nation," Mr. Tenet said.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has held that the three Supreme Court cases, when read together, yield two narrowly defined situations in which the doctrine of implied immunity will prevail.
In Russia, this term was defined in 2010 in the "Doctrine of Food Security," in Ukraine by a 2011 law, in Belarus by a 2004 government decision, and in Romania by the document "Strategies for Food Security," presented to the European Commission in 2001.
Nagarjuna defined emptiness in terms of the doctrine of pratitya-samutpada ("dependent origination"), which holds that things are not self-arisen but produced in dependence on causes and conditions.
St. Thérèse defined her doctrine of the Little Way as "the way of spiritual childhood, the way of trust and absolute surrender".
In the book Mason defines neoliberalism thus: "Neoliberalism is the doctrine of uncontrolled markets: it says that the best route to prosperity is individuals pursuing their own self-interest, and the market is the only way to express that self-interest.
He considered species to be indistinctly defined, a view that conflicted with the doctrine of catastrophism held by many of his contemporaries.
