Sentence examples for doctrine for dealing from inspiring English sources

There is no one-size-fits-all doctrine for dealing with disparate countries.

Existing powers may not be able to count on their old tools and doctrine for dealing with advanced air threats anymore.

To achieve this goal, he employs three different techniques for dealing with problematic Stoic doctrines: interpreting them allegorically, finding similarities with Christian beliefs and imposing Neoplatonic "corrections" on them.

Since 1981, when he headed the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Benedict had primary responsibility for dealing with the clergy sex crimes.

The Laozi, though clearly having a theory of the pragmatics of naming, betrays neither exposure to the doctrines nor the analytical terminology developed by the dialectical Mohists for dealing with theory of language.

The unprecedented use of commercial airliners as weapons of mass effect outlines the need for all public safety response agencies to seriously review and perhaps even modify their response and operational doctrine in dealing with terrorist attacks.

A negligence doctrine dealing with nuclear weapons material is necessary for deterrence [lest] a negligent state... think that it will pay only a small price for 50 kg of lost HEU.

Transparency has become one of the most popular topics and is a widespread normative doctrine for governance conduct [ 1, 2].

And, just maybe there isn't some grand unifying "doctrine" for foreign policy because you don't deal with nuclear Russia the same way you do with ISIS or the Israel-Palestine conflict.

This is heady doctrine for a boxer.

"The U.S. needs a doctrine for this region," he says.