Sentence examples for doctrine asserts from inspiring English sources

The counterforce doctrine asserts that a nuclear war can be limited and that it can be fought and won.

Still, it is not really true, as Japanese official doctrine asserts, that "men are freely moved from job to job within a plant". A man in a welding shop is likely to stay in a welding shop, and so is the fellow in the next aisle who runs the paint sprays.

The word 'Nominalism' carries an implication that the corresponding doctrine asserts that everything is particular or concrete, and that this is not vacuously true.

This doctrine asserts that one should first study a problem in algebraic number theory locally, that is, at the completion of a vaulation.

Official Russian military doctrine asserts that the US wishes a restoration of a hegemonic world in which it is the sole superpower.

In his Institutiones theologicae (1650 51), he attempted to provide a systematic basis for Remonstrant doctrine, asserting that God's sovereignty and man's free will are compatible.

"The greater the threat, the greater is the risk of inaction -- and the more compelling the case for taking anticipatory action to defend ourselves," the doctrine asserted.

Since September 11th, some five thousand have been rounded up and more than five hundred have been deported, all for immigration infractions, after hearings that, in line with a novel doctrine asserted by Ashcroft, were held in secret.

It is not a concern likely to affect Bishop McHugh, who wrote in the magazine article that Catholic voters are guided by papal doctrine asserted "in a manner that has all the qualities of infallible teaching.

The doctrine asserted that the direct negative effects of spending cuts on employment would be offset by changes in "confidence," that savage spending cuts would lead to a surge in consumer and business spending, while nations failing to make such cuts would see capital flight and soaring interest rates.

According to Aristotle's report, which is frequently criticized for representing Plato inaccurately, Speusippus adopted the Platonic doctrine asserting the timeless derivation of all reality from two opposite principles, often called "the One" and "the indeterminate dyad," terms meant to explain the presence of both unity and multiplicity in the universe.