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".
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.
This will involve a brief explanation of the doctrine of lex specialis, necessary for identifying the applicable law during non-international armed conflicts, and the standards to which parties to the conflict may be held.
The doctrine of mechanism demands that we identify such causes.
Quietistic elements have been discerned in several religious movements, both Christian and non-Christian, through the centuries; but the term is usually identified with the doctrine of Miguel de Molinos, a Spanish priest who became an esteemed spiritual director in Rome during the latter half of the 17th century and whose teachings were condemned as heretical by the Roman Catholic Church.
Buber always opposed philosophical monism, which he identified with Bergson, and objected to "doctrines of immersion," which he identified with Buddhism.
We laughed about our hate mail; Walt, in fact, has identified what he calls the Doctrine of Insufficient Adulation.
The new official doctrine of the Pakistani Army for the first time identifies internal militants, rather than India, as the country's No. 1 threat.
One of the lines of attack used against Wheelwright was identifying his doctrine, and that of Cotton, as being "False Doctrine" because of its difference from that of all of the other New England ministers.
According to these, Plato's doctrine of forms was, in its general character, highly mathematical, the forms being somehow identified with, or explained in terms of, numbers.
