Sentence examples for doctrinal ideal from inspiring English sources

Part of Tony Abbott's success in the 2013 election was because he feinted towards that doctrinal ideal, and made an explicit compact with the voter that he would maintain the social policies that expressed such notions of collectivity – indeed, that he would execute them better than the chaotic Labor Party.

But because the national market had by the twentieth century become thoroughly integrated, this ideal produced doctrinal incoherence in the areas of both intergovernmental tax immunity and the dormant Commerce Clause.

They should judge the candidates not on the basis of doctrinal purity, nor in retaliation for perceived betrayals of some platonic ideal of their party's past, but on capability.

Taken together, the expert panel document and ID-IDEAL's GSRI scores may be considered as doctrinal support for an "infectious disease military impact rank" (Table 2) integrating these two reports to guide future surveillance priorities.

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As Joseph Ratzinger comes from an academic background, that role was ideal to him, as his duties included the official policies of the Catholic church and ensuring doctrinal coherence.

1. Doctrinal disagreement.

Doctrinal Paradox & International Law.

Predestination was its doctrinal core.

Syncretism is common, and doctrinal rigidity rare.

It was a perfectly doctrinal speech.