Sentence examples for effective doctrine from inspiring English sources

Before the Eighth Circuit's ruling on Monday, Robert Boland, a former sports agent who is now an antitrust lawyer and professor of sports management at New York University, said a stay would have "the most profound practical impact on labor and sports, because it will allow lockouts as an effective doctrine.

The effective demand doctrine is the signal contribution of Keynesian economics to income and employment theory.

Both were successful, with the division demonstrating flexibility, improvisation, and a highly effective tactical doctrine.

Another observation may be made on Keynes's doctrine of effective demand.

Timothy Garton Ash was one of the most articulate and influential advocates of "liberal interventionism" and so his effective recantation of the doctrine yesterday should not go unremarked.

There is no more thoughtful and effective advocate for revisiting this doctrine than Lawrence Lessig.

There is giddy talk in the research world of some day establishing the equivalent of the Food and Drug Administration, declaring educational doctrines safe and effective, or not.

And the Navy's doctrine of prevention was effective, so long as the risks remained identifiable and predictable.

The NATO doctrine states that "the effective 'offensive' operation in COIN is one that takes from the insurgent what he cannot afford to lose control of the population.

It would conflict with the doctrine of double effect.

Strict German adherence to defensive doctrine, as well as strong and effective counterattacks by Panzer formations, resulted in heavy Allied casualties for little strategic gain.