Sentence examples for doctrine focused from inspiring English sources

This doctrine focused on role-terms, such as "jun" ("ruler") and "fu" ("father"), and held that bearing one of these 'names' commits a person to certain norms; conversely, if a person does not live according to the norms associated with a role-term, then he or she is not appropriately named by that term.

Previously, decisive action in naval engagements had been achieved through boarding and melee, but after the middle of the 17th century tactical doctrine focused more on disabling or sinking an opponent through superior firepower from a distance.

The French doctrine focuses on the idea of "multipolarity," the notion that today's world, with a dominant United States, is certain to evolve into one of competing poles.

But in truth Mr. Rumsfeld has always had a narrow view of this doctrine, focusing disproportionately on the particular threat of "rogue states" firing nuclear missiles at the United States.

Teachers of the doctrine focus on personal empowerment, promoting a positive view of the spirit and body.

Pre-war doctrine was focused on conventional warfare in a European environment and the Army did not have any doctrine for jungle warfare prior to 1943.

"Peacetime has a tendency to make the doctrine less focused on what is needed on the battlefield," Dr. Thomas said.

The Australian Army's pre-war doctrine was focused on conventional warfare in a European environment.

The Army's current doctrine is focused on low-intensity infantry combat tactics as well as counter-insurgency tasks.

"Pope Francis clearly placed the Church on a new path, toward an evangelizing style that is less focused on doctrine and more willing to invite people in, no matter what their status," Thavis wrote in his blog.

While Pope Benedict was more of a doctrinal defender who envisioned a smaller, purer church, Pope Francis said the church should be a "home for all" and not a "small chapel" focused on doctrine, orthodoxy and a limited agenda of moral teachings.