Sentence examples for doctrine has been from inspiring English sources
That doctrine has been abandoned.
The public trust doctrine has been eroded.
Restatement of doctrine has been required whenever Christianity crossed a linguistic boundary.
(It was in Australia, in fact, that the doctrine has been most brutally employed).
It seems unlikely that the Wilson doctrine has been completely suspended.
The first-sale doctrine has been an essential part of American copyright law.
Major innovations in organization and doctrine have been credited to the Prussian king Frederick the Great (reigned 1740 86).
Although legitimate in theory, the doctrine had been invoked in an unprecedented manner by the Bush administration to block judicial review of a broad range of questionable practices.
The sources of that doctrine have been sought in Greek philosophy, both early and late, as well as in the Jewish thought of Philo and of the Palestinian rabbis.
The rules, the last major vestiges of the fairness doctrine, have been under assault for years by broadcasters and Republican regulators and lawmakers who say they are an unnecessary burden that chills free speech.
For peace and world harmony, and for its own sake, the church should be reaching out and embracing those of differing beliefs and those who by tradition and doctrine have been marginalized, women in particular.
