Sentence examples for doctrines countries from inspiring English sources
According to one of the discipline's founding doctrines, countries gain from specialisation and exchange, concentrating on what they do best and importing the rest.
Under the public trust doctrine, all countries are co-trustees in the global atmosphere.
Instead, Syria has declared a kind of "Brezhnev doctrine," whereby countries in its orbit have no sovereign right to make any decision that displeases it.
It matters to know precisely what doctrine or doctrines the country's foreign-backed clerics embrace, for example.
"Freedom of the press" is as much a culture as a legal doctrine; many countries have laws on the books to protect journalists that simply go unenforced.
The fifty years that followed were dominated by nuclear warheads and ICBMs, weapons of such horrible power that they gave birth to new doctrines to keep countries from ever using them.
Official military doctrine in many countries is that these laws apply to cyberspace as they do to all other domains of warfare.
"It is a traditional human rights notion that we see infusing many different constitutional doctrines in this country," said Nadine Strossen, president of the American Civil Liberties Union.
Roosevelt's assertion of hemispheric police power was designed to preclude violation of the Monroe Doctrine by European countries seeking redress of grievances against unruly or mismanaged Latin American states.
The UN General Assembly recently initiated a debate about humanitarian interventions and the "responsibility to protect" doctrine with many countries expressing concern that these rather vaguely-defined concepts could just be a new name for old-fashioned imperialism.
The classical approach to public administration described above probably reached its fullest development in the United States during the 1930s, although since that time, through educational and training programs, technical assistance, and the work of international organizations, it has also become standard doctrine in many countries.
