Sentence examples for doctrine based from inspiring English sources

Nicholson and his fellow-officers had to write a new doctrine, based on stealth.

The essential precondition for that, he says, is a "security doctrine based on nonviolence".

It reflects Mr Sarkozy's desire for a new French "doctrine", based on values, designed to strengthen France's voice.

In a speech on foreign policy last year, Mr. Haass said the United States should pursue a new doctrine based on deepening its ties around the globe.

Digital channel More4 will give Michael Winterbottom's polemical documentary The Shock Doctrine, based on Naomi Klein's book of the same name, its UK TV premiere early next month.

Though Scholem ultimately could not overcome his skepticism about the social-governance program of anarchist doctrine, based on what he saw as its unduly optimistic assumptions about human nature, these reservations did not apply in a theological context.

Chinese ethnology has been constructed as an open academic domain, and lifted out of the stereotypical doctrines based on a certain school or ideology.

The alleged antiquity of the Corpus represented the strongest evidence of its authority and reliability, and thinkers like Marsilio Ficino in his De vita, and then Cornelius Agrippa (1486 1535) in his De occulta philosophia, proposed doctrines based on it.

In the initial stage of his career, Meister Eckhart composed some not very exciting table-talks for his confratres and, in his lost Commentary on the Sentences (Goris/Pikavé, 2001), most likely advocated doctrines based on the theology of Thomas Aquinas.

Such doctrines, based on self-love, are extremely difficult to eradicate and constitute the plague of every age, since their supporters refuse to engage in any dialogue, closed within the arrogant certainty of possessing the truth.

"learning of the Tao"), or the "mystical" aspect — The philosophical doctrines based on the texts of the Tao Te Ching (or Daodejing, ) and the Zhuangzi.