Sentence examples for doctrinal contribution from inspiring English sources

The following commentary on the evolution of the Court's case law on the principle of the free movement of goods aptly illustrates his important doctrinal contribution to Community law.

Some other times he uses myth as a supplement to philosophical discourse (cf. Kahn (2009) who argues that in the myth of the Statesman Plato makes a doctrinal contribution to his political philosophy).

An eminently practical man, Young made few doctrinal contributions.

The article's next contributions are doctrinal, analyzing the appropriate legal procedures for law enforcement hacking.

The works have, however, an interest far beyond their contributions to the immediate doctrinal debate.

This Article's threshold contribution is a comprehensive documentation of variation in doctrinal formulae concerning the standard of review in enumerated powers cases.

The remaining five did not have an identified author and formed part of a series of doctrinal articles published in Health Progress.

Each contribution features a particular applications of Kelsen's approach to doctrinal and interpretive issues currently of interest in the legal academy.

In these translations, though respecting main doctrinal concepts and general structure of the books, he maked multiple contributions which are often difficult to differentiate from the original texts; he also removed references to the original authors passing the books as their own [32, 34, 35].

Important as the events just described were for the papacy, the doctrinal developments of Pius's pontificate, which spring directly out of these political disasters, constitute its most significant contribution.

1. Doctrinal disagreement.