The temporal parts doctrine supports and encourages this view.
This doctrine supports the expectation remedy by requiring promisees to respond to breach by taking steps to minimize their contractual disappointments.
To show that some moral doctrine supports broad egalitarianism one would need to show not just that the view might conceivably, given some logically possible circumstances, support the claim that equality of some sort should be promoted, but rather that given the world as it is and is likely to be, the doctrine in question is often or usually or always aligned with broad egalitarianism.
Instead, the government argued that the border search doctrine supported both the initial search and the transportation of the laptop to Tucson for examination.
There is some international legal doctrine supporting the view that a state's acts in one place can be used as an admission and adversely bind that State in another set of circumstances.
Consider a healthcare professional who decides to prescribe a life-shortening amount of pain-killing medicine; a sanctity-of-life doctrine-supporting observer subscribing to the DDE would want to know whether the healthcare professional was intent on shortening the patient's life or whether he or she was intent on relieving the patient's suffering.
While the army may remain committed to the goals of the doctrine, political support is less clear.
Introduced to the Hebrew Kabbala, Pico became the first Christian scholar to use Kabbalistic doctrine in support of Christian theology.
"They do not have a doctrine to support a plan of governance," said Gastón Acurio, 75, a former senator and member of Popular Action since 1956, when it was founded.
The doctrine that reason alone is merely the "slave of the passions," i.e., that reason pursues knowledge of abstract and causal relations solely in order to achieve passions' goals and provides no impulse of its own, is defended in the Treatise, but not in the second Enquiry, although in the latter he briefly asserts the doctrine without support.
