Sentence examples for doctrinal scrutiny from inspiring English sources

Sister Carol Zinn, president of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious, the umbrella group of American nuns that came under harsh doctrinal scrutiny under Pope Benedict, said Francis' approach to the papacy — listening to laypeople and practicing the Jesuit discipline of gradually discerning direction — indicated that he intended to make more than tonal changes.

USAID comes under particular scrutiny for incompetence and doctrinal rigidity.

As with many legal concepts, on closer scrutiny this seemingly clear doctrinal trinity rapidly degenerates into a considerable state of confusion.

This part consists of a sketch of the sources, the development and the legal context of the general right to equality, followed by a description of the applicable doctrinal details, tests and levels of scrutiny.

While "religion" as an ecclesiastical, institutional, and doctrinal phenomenon in seventeenth-century England has been subject to intensive scrutiny, the language of scriptural thinking remains a blind-spot to scholarship.

As Rome took a sharp turn toward doctrinal conservatism under St. John Paul II and then Benedict XVI, Asian theologians who tried to construct an "Asian Jesus" faced harsh scrutiny by Vatican authorities; the most recent example is the Vatican's current investigation of the Rev. Michael Amaladoss, an Indian Jesuit.

1. Doctrinal disagreement.

Predestination was its doctrinal core.

Doctrinal Paradox & International Law.

Syncretism is common, and doctrinal rigidity rare.

It was a perfectly doctrinal speech.