Sentence examples for exists a doctrine from inspiring English sources

"The anti-subversive ideology which is still present in the armed forces has to be reviewed, so there exists a doctrine of civic action that is accepted," the diplomat said, speaking on condition of anonymity.

According to this doctrine, there exists a unity to all knowledge irrespective of its source.

He explores whether God exists, the doctrine of hell, and the theory that human awareness of cosmic consciousness is increasing.

A developed form of the legend exists in the Doctrine of Addai, a Syriac document containing suggestions of primitive Christianity in Edessa.

By denying enforcement when a credible threat exists, the duress doctrine precludes the threatened party from making the commitment necessary to reach agreement.

Prior to the enactment of Florida's 2005 "Stand Your Ground" law, there existed a common law right to self-defense in the home: the "Castle Doctrine".

That streak exists in the doctrine; if you do a hermeneutical analysis of the texts it is there, but it is not dominant.

This fact is sometimes used as support of the accusation that Madhyamaka is really a nihilistic doctrine, a doctrine that nothing exists.

So they settled.If economic negligence existed as a legal doctrine, they would have settled much earlier, in much greater numbers, and for incomparably larger amounts.

If this means more than a right to respond proportionately to an imminent attack (and I understand that the doctrine is intended to carry that connotation) this is not a doctrine which, in my opinion, exists or is recognised in international law.

It is possible to reconstruct a common pattern for these initiations of individuals, although an Orphic "church" never existed, and the doctrines of the many small communities of individualists varied on a broad scale.