Sentence examples for doctrinal labours from inspiring English sources

In the doctrinal labours demanded by these changes, Cranmer took the chief and directing part.

While the pro-euro camp show every sign of taking on the iron discipline of Tony Blair's New Labour, the antis are riven by doctrinal disputes which will make it difficult to develop a single, coherent message.

Asked about the party's change of direction under Corbyn's leadership, Harman said she was in the Labour party to change laws and not for "doctrinal purity".

There was novelty in seeing a left-leaning Labour leader being out-leftied by three rivals whose evident distaste for austerity - except towards Trident - and all forms of Toryism would have made them natural Labour leftwingers but for thecall of nationalism (Nicola Sturgeon and Leanne Wood) or doctrinal imperative (the Greens' Natalie Bennett).

Once allies in creating New Labour, Mr Mandelson and Mr Brown have been feuding since 1994, when the former backed Mr Blair in his victorious bid to become Labour leader.But those who read into Mr Mandelson's comeback a reversion to Blairite doctrinal purity may be wrong.

Predestination was its doctrinal core.

Hattersley was always considered to be on the right of the Labour party: he believes in market forces and advocates public ownership only when it makes sense, not for antiquated doctrinal reasons.

Syncretism is common, and doctrinal rigidity rare.

It was a perfectly doctrinal speech.

Breton, however, demanded firm doctrinal allegiance.

These are not theological or doctrinal distinctions.