Sentence examples for doctrine explained from inspiring English sources

Encouraging behaviour change is an example of the "nudge" doctrine, explained by a pair of American behavioural economists and recently favoured by Tories who believe governments only need to "nudge" people to follow a certain course rather than helping them every step of the way.

This is basic Buddhist doctrine, explained in detail in many Buddhist textbooks, such as Walpola Rahula's "What The Buddha Taught," or the more contemporary "A Path With Heart" by Jack Kornfield.

We review the development of the doctrine, explain its descent into formalism, identify its significant shortcomings, and offer a comprehensive framework that addresses the difficult problem of antitrust standing.

Atomism, any doctrine that explains complex phenomena in terms of aggregates of fixed particles or units.

The doctrine, he explains, is to "dispatch a capable military force with the appropriate strength so quickly that it paralyses the problem.

Catastrophism, doctrine that explains the differences in fossil forms encountered in successive stratigraphic levels as being the product of repeated cataclysmic occurrences and repeated new creations.

And even though Mr. Rasmussen wants NATO to reach out to China and India, can it really do so if it lacks a new doctrine to explain its role in the 21st century?

And days before the flight of Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, the Tunisian president, Michèle Alliot-Marie, the foreign minister, clumsily offered the "savoir faire" of France's security forces to its former protectorate, albeit to avoid endangering protesters' lives.The doctrine that explains all this, the government said this week, is "the principle of non-interference".

"I call it a fairness doctrine," Dering explains.

It attempts to clear the constitutional concerns that have been raised with regard to the doctrine and explains the fame requirement.

If the bishop gets the doctrine backwards, explaining to his congregation that they should believe just the opposite of what the new article of belief contains, is the elderly laywoman required to accept the words of her bishop as true?