Sentence examples for doctrine is a from inspiring English sources

In fact, a California law professor, Daniel A. Farber, wrote five years ago that the doctrine is a "quagmire," having "long been considered an intellectual and doctrinal swamp".

The "one-voice" doctrine is a myth.

"The scope of this doctrine is a very important issue, which deserves to be fully vetted".

The "fairness doctrine" is a hangover from a prehistoric technological era.

The new president's abandonment of post-9/11 Bush doctrine is a critical breakthrough.

Boyd's doctrine is a neat distillation of government policy in Britain, Canada and Australia.

Harmonizing such a step with First Amendment doctrine is a tricky business.

In this narrative, anybody who deviates toward the center, who departs from established doctrine, is a coward, and a sellout.

1. (S/NF) Summary: The Indian Army's "Cold Start Doctrine" is a mixture of myth and reality.

His one theoretical contribution to statecraft — the Powell doctrine — is a kind of extension of his flank-protecting instinct.

They say Mr Breivik's rambling political doctrine is a shield for lunacy and it would be safer to incarcerate him under psychiatric order.