Sentence examples for doctrinal question from inspiring English sources
Again this weekend, a doctrinal question exploded into a global polemic.
The main doctrinal question in insider trading cases is whether there was a misrepresentation.
And there is a host of microeconomic ideas, such as tax breaks for research and development, designed to promote investment.On this doctrinal question, Lord Lawson may prove the sounder judge.
But the logic of building defences before they are needed rather than after the event is hard to fault.The third doctrinal question with which regulators are now wrestling relates to where risks are concentrated.
The first internal question — the professional or doctrinal question — asks: which public, collectively chosen norms ought public officials and citizens use to guide their actions?
Finally, appreciating the understandable fear of the hedonic costs of mental illness helps explain the difficulty courts have had with the apparently easy doctrinal question of whether interacting with others is a major life activity for purposes of the definition of disability under the ADA, and thus helps supply an answer to that question.
A theologian more at home in the library than the stadium Mass, Benedict was for two decades head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and was more attuned to the theology of esoteric doctrinal questions rather than their potential political ramifications.
Beyond a cyber command, the Pentagon is grappling with a dizzying array of policy and doctrinal questions involving cyber warfare.
In his first months in power, Francis seemed to adopt a clever strategy of sidestepping thorny doctrinal questions while adopting a language of inclusion.
He argued for greater openness in debating such doctrinal questions as contraception, the ordination of women and whether to allow divorced Catholics to receive the sacraments.
They also show him at work on circuit business from court procedure to doctrinal questions, many of a commercial or maritime nature.
