There is no single clear doctrine behind this belief.
Even without a coach or formal training doctrine behind him, Khannouchi knew that distance-running success took years to achieve.
Of course, when you're a man in the midst of making a sexual-harassment charge against another man, you're probably not thinking all that much about the vexed doctrine behind it.
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This treatise also widely observes the immense technological challenges, the scientific vision, and the scientific doctrine behind the domain of corrosion science.
Skinner argues that, as a result of his intention of refuting the political doctrines which lay behind the English Civil War, Thomas Hobbes made innovations in the concept of freedom of the will, and introduced the idea that one acts freely whenever one's act is caused by one's own deliberations, and is not impeded by some external constraint.
In chapter 10, the first clause of its basic doctrine, "Free competition brings us wealth," the AfD describes the basic philosophy behind their economic policies as follows: The best economic performance is produced in competitive market economy.
They question the policies behind legal doctrines and tease out inconsistencies in judges' decisions.
It is not entirely implausible to think that doctrines like these stand behind a vast swath of Republican proposals, including the recent budget, with its emphasis on providing greater economic benefits to the rich, transferring the burden to the middle-classes and poor, and especially in its proposals for reducing public services.
They're uncomfortable with the gains of globalization for the rising economies of the world; they've bought into the dogma that advances for other countries necessarily diminish us; they've left behind the basic doctrines of comparative advantage and free trade, and become advocates of various forms of barriers and borders.
