It's a radical, not a conservative doctrine (which is why Dr. Johnson distrusted him so much).
In the end Staupitz no longer sympathized with Luther's doctrine, which he finally condemned as heresy.
They have even begun to question the doctrine which vests supreme authority in Ayatollah Khamenei.
What do you have to say about this doctrine, which some consider very dangerous and destabilizing?
Third, the Mead doctrine, which is the Court's current approach, takes the intermediate position.
The doctrine which the two cases announced has never since been questioned.
[578 P.2d 902] doctrine, which relates to the allocation of loss among multiple tortfeasors.
The common-law "first sale" doctrine, which has an impeccable historic pedigree, makes no geographical distinctions.
More novel, however, is the suit's reliance on the public trust doctrine, which dates to Roman times.
The judge cited the "hot news" doctrine, which is meant to protect organizations from theft by competitors.
Adams helped conceive the Monroe Doctrine, which defined Central and South America as part of the U.S. sphere of influence.
