Sentence examples for doctrines doctrines from inspiring English sources

It framed the choice open to the United States as the "American" system or a "European system of diametrically opposed doctrines — doctrines of paternalism and state socialism".

When law is translated into military doctrine, doctrine is an enabler of military operations.

So consequentialist doctrines are teleological doctrines.

Maybe it was weariness with a doctrine, with all doctrines, that sounded delirious but that couldn't be used.

Modern Roman Catholicism has emphasized that the doctrine of Mary is not an isolated belief but must be seen in the context of two other Christian doctrines: the doctrine of Christ and the doctrine of the church.

I argue, second, that this commitment clarifies the role of cosmic nature in Stoic theory and structures two fundamental Stoic doctrines, the doctrine of oikeiosis and the doctrine of preferred indifferents.

Past American presidents have proclaimed various guiding "doctrines": the Truman doctrine committed America to opposing the spread of communism; the Carter doctrine promised that America would defend its interests in the oil states; the Reagan doctrine was the Truman doctrine, with a new willingness to back anti-communist guerrillas added on.

To be sure, the abstention doctrines and the doctrine of forum non conveniens proceed from a similar premise: In rare circumstances, federal courts can relinquish their jurisdiction in favor of another forum.

The view was that nineteenth century negligence doctrine, including duty doctrines, as well as the defenses of assumption of risk and contributory negligence, systematically accorded undue protection to landowners and firms, either out of medieval notions of privilege (in the case of the former) or a pro-entrepreneur, every-man-for-himself ideology (in the case of the latter).

"From the same opinion proceeds the doctrine of Protagoras, and both doctrines must be alike true or alike untrue.

The same with any other large political doctrine; for all large political doctrines are rich in difficult problems — problems that are quite above the average citizen's reach.