Sentence examples for doctrine forces from inspiring English sources

And the new START treaty demonstrates that trust and certainty are best built by increasing the exchange of information about our doctrine, forces and intentions.

The "fairness doctrine" forced broadcast media to give comparable representation to opposing points of view.

This was the Powell doctrine: force should be used only in defence of America's vital national interests and, when applied, should be decisive.

In 683, in the civil war following the death of the caliph Yazīd I, it recognized as caliph ʿAbd Allāh ibn al-Zubayr; then in 685 it violently resisted the Shīʿite doctrine forced on it by al-Mukhtār ibn Abū ʿUbayd al-Thaqafī.

"What right," Handler asked, "has the federal government to propose that the American people conduct a vast nutritional experiment, with themselves as subjects, on the strength of so very little evidence that it will do them any good?" Nonetheless, once the N.I.H. signed off on the low-fat doctrine, societal forces took over.

There is nothing about grounding in a moral doctrine that forces a comprehensive liberal feminism to include the claim that the state should enforce liberal feminist values outside of what is traditionally understood as 'the political.' To be sure, comprehensive liberal feminisms typically do this.

The IPT – a secretive court that hears complaints about the UK's intelligence agencies – is being asked to confirm that the Wilson doctrine has force in law.

Two Green party parliamentarians – Caroline Lucas, MP for Brighton Pavilion, and Lady Jones of Moulsecoomb – have embarked upon court proceedings asserting that the doctrine has force in law, and alleging that their legal rights have been breached.