Sentence examples for doctrine will be from inspiring English sources

That seems to have come to an end.That is not to say that the "doctrine" will be dumped.

At times, pre-emption is necessary, but the more it can be done with allies and U.N. approval, the less likely it is that the doctrine will be abused and the more stable the world will be.

This is only one goal; those who want people to worship the lord of the people, without following that doctrine, will be following the doctrine of Muhammad, peace be upon him.

"You're only as good as your next success, not your last one," he says, but things are being put right: new doctrine will be published this year and key staff will serve longer tours.There is a sense that the American student has surpassed the British master.

So the EFF particularly urges the Second Circuit to test the hot-news criteria against this evolved body of First Amendment law.At the end of the day the real test of the hot-news doctrine will be that posed sceptically by Justice Brandeis.

O'Reilly doesn't believe the Doctrine will be reinstated (which is correct) because it would be Obama's "don't ask, don't tell" (which is straight up daffydoodles).

So, plausible patterned doctrines will be historical.

For all of these comprehensive doctrines will be alien to some of one's reasonable compatriots.

Specific philosophers and their doctrines will be used to illustrate some of these concepts, principles, and puzzles.

But Locke is probably right in thinking that his Empiricist doctrines will be more convincing if there is no Nativist alternative to challenge them.

Nevertheless, he did think deeply about the possibility and nature of human knowledge, and his main doctrines will be presented here.