Sentence examples for doctrine recognizes from inspiring English sources

While there are strong forces within the church preaching views on property similar to those of Communists, the doctrine recognizes all forms of property and says that private property is a gift from God to be used wisely for the common good.

(Our First Amendment doctrine recognizes no such right).

As DOD doctrine recognizes, operational contract support is more than just logistical support.

Like the Bush Doctrine, the neo-realist Obama Doctrine recognizes the right of America to protect its self-interest.

Essentially the containment doctrine recognized that the threat from the Soviets was worldwide; that the U.S. would always be a prime target of such a threat; and that the only way to stop the U.S.S.R.'s attempts at seizing global power was by opposing its continued efforts to expand its authority beyond its borders, i.e., to contain it usingall means but military action.

The other judge argued that the doctrine recognized by the Supreme Court in Miller and Smith must be reexamined in light of the dramatic changes in modern technology.

The question, in short, is whether the doctrine recognized in those decisions still makes sense in light of the vast changes in technology over the past 35 years?

One judge reasoned that the doctrine recognized by the Supreme Court in Miller and Smith remains the controlling law today, and that as a mere lower court judge he has no authority to disregard those precedents.

Moreover, as evidenced in the writings of Aristotle and St. Thomas Aquinas, these doctrines recognized the legitimacy of slavery and serfdom and, in so doing, excluded perhaps the most important ideas of human rights as they are understood today freedom (or liberty) and equality.

Within the deep profundity and subtleties of his doctrine, one recognizes philosophical elements inherited from Madhyamaka, Yogâcâra, T'ien-t'ai (Tiantai), and Huayen (Huayan) Buddhist thought.

These findings are based upon the modified Monroe-Kellie doctrine which recognizes four main contents in the cranial space (osseous, vascular, cerebrospinal fluid and parenchyma) the volume of each reciprocally affecting each other.