There, she made law review with an esoteric note that examined a constitutional principle called the equal-footing doctrine in the light of the Puerto Rican statehood movement.
Most readers expected the Pope to go on and say — as Pope John XXIII and the recent Vatican Council II said — that the Church must reassess and restate its doctrine in the light of changed conditions and new scientific knowledge.
Most readers expected the Pope to go on and say as Pope John XXIII and the recent Vatican Council II said that the Church must reassess and restate its doctrine in the light of changed conditions and new scientific knowledge.
Returning to Staff College, Camberley, Dannatt took the Higher Command and Staff Course (HCSC), after which he was promoted to colonel on 31 December 1991, backdated to 30 June 1991, and tasked with the running of the HCSC, as well as updating the British Military Doctrine in the light of the end of the Cold War.
The question of the Trinity's compatibility with monotheism is best approached by seeing how that doctrine fares in the light of the three strongest arguments for God's uniqueness the arguments from God's sovereignty, from his omnipotence, and from the demand for total devotion.
According to Skalnik, however, we should consider Ramus' doctrine and his pedagogical program in the light of these circumstances.
Marty was hardly aware, however, that Brentano was having misgivings about his Catholic faith, especially in the light of the doctrine of infallibility that was declared in 1870.
In the light of these doctrines, Campanella re-examines fundamental issues such as the relationship between necessity and contingency and between human freedom, fate and providence, as well as problems concerning evil and sin.
The conflict of opinion as to the decisive effect of certain prior decisions of the court exacts that the principles which this case involves should be first definitely brought into view in order that the appositeness of the cases referred to may be determined in the light of the true doctrine by which the case should be controlled.
Such supervision, in the light of official Communist Party doctrines, was not limited to political discussions or to books and newspapers but seemed to cover all kinds of subjects and all forms of publication, including broadcasts.
(Similar control, in varying degrees, was made a practice in other countries with Marxist governments). Such supervision, in the light of official Communist Party doctrines, was not limited to political discussions or to books and newspapers but seemed to cover all kinds of subjects and all forms of publication, including broadcasts.
