Sentence examples for doctrine subject from inspiring English sources

The courts, they say, have treated the section of the Constitution that concerns intellectual property rights as utilitarian doctrine subject to Congressional interpretation.

This deviation from the neutral theory's expectation of equilibrium lends support to the hypothesis of Wilson (2002) that religious doctrine is subject to an evolutionary process.

Although the "coerced speech" doctrine is subject to a limited exception for certain comprehensive regulatory laws, that exception is not available here.

Consequently, almost everything that is said about particular Sophistic doctrines is subject to controversy.

The top-down version of the apoha doctrine was subjected to various criticisms from the Hindu realists, especially by Kumārila who criticised the doctrine on grounds of circularity.

Both heretical positions (for examples, the views about Christ and human nature held by Eutyches and Nestorius) and orthodox Christian doctrine are subjected to rigorous scrutiny, using the techniques of Aristotelian logic and, where necessary, ideas from Aristotelian physics.

Avicenna's doctrine on the subject matter of logic was not adopted by the majority of logicians who followed him (pace Sabra 1980: 757).

He objects both to the doctrine that a subject must passively obey his government no matter how tyrannical it is and to the Lockean thesis that citizens have a natural right to revolution whenever their rulers violate their contractual commitments to the people.

Jews and Christians had settled there, too, and Christian doctrine was the subject of much debate.

Avicenna's doctrines on both subject term and modal inferences became much-debated issues in thirteenth-century logic; I follow one line of the debate.

Paul's formulation of the theory of identity and distinction is a further development of Duns Scotus' and Wyclif's doctrines on the subject.