Sentence examples for doctrine identify from inspiring English sources

GEORGE BUSH has enjoyed his honeymoon in Washington by following a political version of Colin Powell's military doctrine: identify a few clear targets; aim for victory; marshal overwhelming force; have an exit strategy.

Currently China's defensive doctrine identifies two key geostrategic boundaries: the "first-island-chain" and the "second-island-chain".

Unlike their Soviet predecessors, who relied on strictly atheistic Marxist-Leninist doctrine to identify unwelcome works of art, the current proponents of cultural propriety emphasize the "special role of Orthodox Christianity" in the Russian "system of values," in the words of the "Foundations".

They chafe against digital doctrines that identify human "progress" as a ceaseless march toward greater efficiency, the search for a frictionless machine.

This appeal to a conjunction religious beliefs about Heaven and the political doctrine of "identifying upward" has led some scholars to suggest that Mohist ethics might ultimately be a form of divine command theory.

But some Christians believe that Taoism is strongly tied to Pantheism and that any doctrine that identifies God with the Universe or the god in you or me is a spiritual path that is inspired by demonic sources.

It is penned anonymously and posted to a Facebook page, but the comic strip can be seen taped to cubicles at the Pentagon and at military headquarters by those who identify with Doctrine Man's campaign against large institutions flying on autopilot over a rapidly changing and dangerous world.

It would be difficult to identify any doctrines that are common to all these thinkers.

These individuals provide the most direct and immediate access to a religious tradition, channel insight into religious doctrines, and potentially help identify problems in policy issues as it relates to U.S. foreign policy.

And yet it's hard to identify a Scalia Doctrine that speaks for the Court, as opposed to a Scalia Doctrine that speaks for Scalia.

Hedonism is apparently introduced in the Proportionality Doctrine, when Mill identifies happiness and pleasure (U II 2).