Sentence examples for doctrine began from inspiring English sources

The third phase, a turn to classic counterinsurgency doctrine, began in 2008 and accelerated with U.S. Pres.

That doctrine began to be reversed in 1979, when the Israeli-Iranian alliance collapsed and was in effect replaced by the Egyptian-Israeli treaty that same year.

In any case, the Bush Administration — and its Powell doctrine — began the rush toward a remote-control, arcade-game military; virtual warfare was a pleasing antidote to the "lessons" of Vietnam.

Hell was a vivid symbol of an awesome, unreasonable God, which is precisely why many nineteenth-century pastors, in search of a more lucid doctrine, began to deëmphasize it.

Thereupon, the debate about Arius and church doctrine began.

A recognizable form of the doctrine began to take shape within the movement during the 1940s and 1950s, through the teachings of Pentecostal deliverance and healing evangelists.

Aristotle rejected this doctrine, beginning his critique of it with a simple question: What are atoms made of?

The contentious elements of Bayle's doctrine begin to surface when the debate then turns to a posteriori reasons; that is, once the question shifts away from the beauty of the theory to its ability to account for the observable phenomena.

The political construction of name-plus-doctrine began, one would assume, in the administration of our fifth president, with the Monroe Doctrine.

Read the Book of Genesis because a lot of doctrines begin there.

At around the age of 12, I started noticing irregularities within the Christian doctrine, and began doubting if I was actually inhabited by these so-called demons, after all.