Sentence examples for doctrines of this from inspiring English sources

Doctrines of this kind are related to the origin of evil in the world.

The settled doctrines of this court would seem to justify that conclusion.

Secular art was under threat, and the doctrines of this preacher were hotly debated in Botticelli's studio.

The central doctrines of this school were developed by a group of philosophers, scientists, and logicians centred in Vienna who came to be known as the Vienna Circle.

We think the following principles have been established by them and have become settled doctrines of this court, to be acted upon wherever they are applicable.

But the constitution view is typically offered as an alternative to anti-realist doctrines of this kind.

It is the well-settled doctrine of this court that a part of a statute may be void, and the remainder may be valid.

It is therefore the thoroughly established doctrine of this court that liberty of contract may be circumscribed in the interest of the state and the welfare of its people.

Rep. 8, 97, it was regarded as the settled doctrine of this court that such laws, prohibiting the sale and manufacture of intoxicating liquors, were not repugnant to the Constitution of the United States.

It is the settled doctrine of this court that the concurrent decisions of two courts upon a question of fact will be followed, unless shown to be clearly erroneous.

I, § 8, clause 3. It is the established doctrine of this court that a state may not, in any form or under any guise, directly burden the prosecution of interstate business.