Sentence examples for doctrine down from inspiring English sources

Yet, it is instructive to look at the ways in which homosexuality became successfully redefined in 1973 in order to understand the current lobbying effort to define Catholic doctrine down by well-funded and highly motivated LGBTQ advocates from groups like the Soros-funded Global Network of Rainbow Catholics.

In the meantime, Beijing should avoid actually repudiating no-first-use to make it easier to reinstate the doctrine down the line.

The main problem with such a proposal is that it ties a robust, intuitive theological doctrine down to an extremely precise technical feature of Lorentzian manifolds (as described by differential geometry).

The Sanders doctrine came down to "we cannot continue to do it alone".

The Obama Doctrine comes down to a shrug of the shoulders.

His daring jabs at the pope, "an ancient idol, worshiped now from habit," and at Catholic doctrine brought down the wrath of the authorities but did nothing to stop the book's success.

This, I believe, is doctrine passed down to students of linguistics so that they can look beyond words, which resist abstraction, toward notions of universal grammar, which thrive on abstraction.

He lost, but lawyers for the N.A.A.C.P. saw his case as a way to attack the "separate but equal" doctrine laid down by the Supreme Court in 1896 in Plessy v. Ferguson, which was used to justify public school segregation.

If the statute now under review can be sustained as valid, it must be in virtue of the doctrine laid down in the third paragraph, and it will aid in the effort to reach a correct conclusion in that respect if we shall first consider the principal decisions of this court where that doctrine has been applied.

The ruling overturned the "separate but equal" doctrine laid down by the court in 1896.

Finally, the Regular Army itself would be reformed by the development of a new operational and training doctrine, laid down in Douglas Haig's new Field Service Pocket Book.