Doctrine (7) poses a severe challenge to both interpretation and translation, and it is the main task of Schleiermacher's theories to cope with this challenge.
Part classic "who-done-it," part enigmatic foray into the mysteries of Catholic doctrine, the play poses myriad questions that remain largely unanswered.
Should we not apply the one-per-cent doctrine to the risks posed by human-caused climate change?
While all parties embraced some version of the neutrality doctrine, the specific choices posed by the ongoing competition for supremacy in Europe between England and France produced a bitter conflict.
The Bush administration's taste for unilateral action and its doctrine of preventive war pose a profound challenge to the U.N.'s founding principle of collective security and threaten the organization's continued relevance.
So the EFF particularly urges the Second Circuit to test the hot-news criteria against this evolved body of First Amendment law.At the end of the day the real test of the hot-news doctrine will be that posed sceptically by Justice Brandeis.
The medieval doctrine of divine simplicity also poses problems for religious language.
As is well-known, Darwin developed his claims for explanatory superiority against a doctrine of "special creation," which he posed as the main alternative to his account.
And although Mr Salmond's Holyrood administration poses new questions on the doctrine's political inclusiveness, the real legal worry is that surveillance technology has rendered its entire doctrine redundant – for the whole of Whitehall.
Given the strong element of realism in the mainstream versions of neutral monism, one might expect that the existence of nonveridical experience poses a problem for the doctrine.
