Months ago, the American Civil Liberties Union asked the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services to investigate reported instances where religious doctrine prevailed over the need for emergency reproductive care, and to issue a formal clarification that denying such treatment violates federal law.
While Grand Area doctrine still prevails, the capacity to implement it has declined.
Lawyers operating in law firms have not generated these benefits but they have appeared in countries, such as the U.K., where the corporate practice of law doctrine does not prevail.
Subsequently, however, as his disciples refined his thought into a scholastic doctrine, subjective cultivation prevailed over objective inquiry, which was increasingly redirected into the narrow limits of reading and interpersonal conduct.
He has been skeptical of a judicial doctrine whereby government agencies' interpretation of ambiguous statutes prevails unless it is unreasonable the so-called Chevron deference.
So far, foreign policy has hardly changed, and the doctrine of seeking national security through military might understandably prevails.
For months Rheticus begged Copernicus to make his full heliocentric doctrine public — and somehow prevailed.
So long as the doctrine of American isolation prevailed, the presidency was a desk job, tethered to Washington DC.
Yet, compared to the previous state of affairs, in which no official doctrine on government transparency prevailed and even the state's most mundane functions were cloaked from public view, the FOIA marked a major improvement.
Peirce is the greatest intellect the Americas ever produced, and it is his whole philosophy, including his semeiotic (note the spelling and the singular number) that now bids fair to prevail as doctrine.
