Sentence examples for doctrine to avoid from inspiring English sources

It's an irrelevant finding, but it's typical of the contortions courts have engaged in under the political question doctrine to avoid adjudicating torture lawsuits.

Unlike the United States, France and Britain who have all made unilateral military deployments into other countries without U.N. authorization, the Chinese are bound by their own non-interference doctrine to avoid such interventions.

Any organisation wishing to rely on this provision will also need to establish that the requirement is necessary to comply with religious doctrine or to avoid conflicting with the strongly held religious convictions of a significant number of the religion's followers.

One motivation for such an ontological dependence approach to the doctrines is to avoid any deistic temptation to splitting the question in such a way as to affirm the doctrine of creation while leaving room for denying the doctrine of conservation.

The way of Jesus is not simply a sales pitch meant to convince us to agree to a list of doctrines in order to avoid hell.

Al-Qaeda applies the doctrine with some limits to avoid alienating Muslims from its cause; IS invokes takfir wholesale, especially against Shias, perhaps in the belief that cinematic gore is the stronger lure.Mainstream clerics are trying to rebut such views.

He ended with another rousing condemnation of religious doctrine and urged the audience to avoid becoming part of a religious flock because they might end up being "sheep".

The government is indulging in an "extravagant extension" of the doctrine of foreign state immunity to avoid responsibility for rendition cases it coordinated, the supreme court has been told.

Letting the Tribal Areas fester and fend for themselves has been part of Pakistani government doctrine for decades in order to avoid the question of Pashtun statehood.

By involving the Tribe in the payday lending scheme, the lenders hoped to circumvent these laws and take advantage of legal doctrines, such as tribal immunity, to avoid liability for their actions".

Again, as with doctrine, so here we might wish to avoid any overly sharp disjunction of phenomenology and practice.