Sentence examples for doctrine we will from inspiring English sources

When we understand that true morality is independent of religious doctrine, we will create a path toward a just society.

But by sticking to the new doctrine, we'll soon have normally happy new years.

In view of the fact that information technology will challenge many long-established practices and doctrines, we will need to rethink some of the attitudes and values which we have taken for granted.

In his mid-twenties, he published his most enduring works, the Treatise concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge (1710) and the Three Dialogues between Hylas and Philonous (1713), whose central doctrines we will examine below.

Whatever the specific reasons in each case, the Lib Dem leader even seems to have elevated standing aside into a new Ming doctrine, declaring 'we will not trade principled opposition for ministerial briefcases'.

Four years from now, we probably won't have a Kerry doctrine — instead, we'll likely still be asking about Obama's.

We will learn some legal doctrine throughout but we will prioritize examining a sociological theory of law and justice.

"Our doctrine is that we will pay more for better quality [because] we will be able to charge the customer more," he says.

That is a doctrine to which we will return, as I said, when we get to the anti-Enlightenment and, in particular, Alasdair MacIntyre's book, After Virtue.

Reagan agreed in his veto message, saying it was fair to conclude that "the growth in the number of available media outlets does indeed outweigh whatever justifications may have seemed to exist at the period during which the doctrine was developed". "We will work hard to help the President to sustain his veto," Fritts said.

(We will consider this doctrine below).