Sentence examples for doctrine is explored from inspiring English sources
Current doctrine is explored in the lead article in the journal International Security, one of the most authoritative in the domain of strategic doctrine.
This Sunday marks the beginning of the second half of the liturgical year, "in which core issues of faith and doctrine are explored".
Hinduism has no single doctrine, but can be explored through a series of writings including the Vedas, the most ancient religious Hindu text, which is considered to define all truth.
And because works of fiction are invariably about individuals, one thing they can do very well is explore the ways in which ideological doctrines, or any systems of belief, clash with individual freedom.
She even manages to make iconoclasm - the enormous destruction of graven images in the early-middle period of Byzantium - comprehensible, though its relationship with the doctrine of the Trinity might have been explored.
She teaches the course "New Testament Bodies," and says that together she and her students have been exploring "the key role of bodies for Christian doctrine and practice.
On Wednesday, he is scheduled to meet with some Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee who are exploring the rendition program and the Bush administration's increasingly frequent invocation of the state secrets doctrine to block lawsuits.
Critics explore whether or not the doctrine is normatively stable: Do any plausible grounds there might be for denying Lockean private ownership of the world also generate grounds for denying individual self-ownership?
That doctrine is deterrence.
Jain doctrine is woven throughout his writings.
