Sentence examples for doctrine needs from inspiring English sources

The subjectivist doctrine needs to be refined in order to deal with the cases of induction and authority.

Leibniz also addresses the question of how the innateness doctrine needs to be integrated into a broader epistemology and theory of mind.

If the best elucidation of an elaborate philosophical doctrine makes reference to "the face of the whole universe," that is a good sign that the doctrine needs further development.

Historical data supporting the thesis, Suhrawardi's relationship with his many patrons and the purpose of passages relating to these Illuminationist political doctrines need further examination.

If [punishment] is a new doctrine, that needs a considerably wider degree of international consensus than currently exists..

This whole affair also raises a question as to whether the 1966 "Wilson doctrine" now needs expanding to cover surveillance as well as telephone tapping of MPs.

Merely to entertain such a possibility, he huffed on television, "reveals a fundamental misunderstanding of human nature".A presidential "doctrine", however, needs to say more than that America will sometimes have to fight, and sometimes alone.

A new doctrine is needed, based on clear principles: protection of civilians, promoting local solutions, consistent rewards and punishments, all included in a comprehensive approach.

America has adopted as official doctrine the need to fight pre-emptive wars, while Britain appears to have a semi-official doctrine of always being there to lend a hand.

If they want to point to the immediate consequences of the Libyan war as vindication for a "responsibility to protect" doctrine, they need to acknowledge the second-order consequences for people who will never have the benefits of our protection.

Other dangers include the instability that follows failed or failing states, regional conflicts, the growing availability of conventional weapons and disruption in the flow of resources such as oil and gas.The allies, says the doctrine, still need to be able to carry out all military tasks, from peacekeeping to full-scale war.