Sentence examples for doctrine develops from inspiring English sources

As this body of doctrine develops, the original legislated definition occupies no privileged status.

The doctrine developed gradually over several centuries and through many controversies.

The Geithner Doctrine developed in the 1990s demands a local response, and that's what Geithner's been working on.

The laissez-faire doctrine developed in the 18th century is a relic not appropriate for the 21st century.

In Catholic social teaching, the body of ethical doctrine developed by the Roman Catholic church, this response to those in need is called solidarity.

This doctrine developed in part as a strategic and defensive response to the fact that conservative activists on the Supreme Court were aggressively striking down progressive legislation.

When these tendencies or any other hinting at deviation from orthodox Puritan doctrine developed, those holding them were either quickly corrected or expelled from the colony.

Through shipments of free Korans and other texts, Salafi doctrine developed a strong presence at American mosques, prisons and Islamic schools.

In common with the just-war doctrine developed in Christian Europe, the law of jihad governed when it was permissible to fight and what means could lawfully be adopted once warfare had begun.

Thanks to a legal doctrine developed in the days when most video stores resembled the tiny business in "Be Kind Rewind", discs can be rented as soon as they go on sale to the public.

Alpher's riveting book - based on experience and a raft of interviews - surveys a "Periphery Doctrine" developed in 1957-8 in the office of prime minister, David Ben Gurion, through which Israel found regional allies against the hostile "Arab core" of states led by Egypt under Gamal Abdul Nasser.