Sentence examples for first doctrine from inspiring English sources

In line with his "military first" doctrine, he may seek an improved relationship while talking from a position of strength.

His father's "military first" doctrine has given the armed forces the leading role in the political life of the country, even ahead of the Workers Partyy.

For a body more accustomed to nuanced diplomatic speak, and now yearning for leadership in an unsettled world, Trump's bellicose speech was his America First doctrine on steroids.

What ultimately ties Obama's team together is their unified support for the classic US foreign policy recipe: the hidden hand of the free market, backed up by the iron fist of US militarism to defend the America First doctrine.

Few teams are likely to be in better physical condition – Adam Johnson, the sometime England winger and, now, apparently fully paid up convert to his new manager's "fitness first" doctrine, is said to have lost a significant amount of weight and body fat.

Mr Kim made his first public speech as North Korea marked the 100th anniversary of the birthday of Kim Il-sung on 15 April 2012, praising the "military first" doctrine and vowing the time his nation could be threatened was "forever over".

We have Mr. Bush's manhandling of our partners in security -- beginning with the gratuitous decision to take a project that could have been framed from the beginning as the enforcement of United Nations resolutions and elevate it to an America-first doctrine of pre-emptive power.

By the mid-19th century, however, virtually all American states had repudiated the natural-flow doctrine in favour of a second doctrine, that of "reasonable use".

The second doctrine is an expansive definition of the so-called "supportive infrastructure of terrorism", whose practical application, according to the report, by extension made "the foundations of civilian life" and the "civilian population" a target.

So in the third doctrine, the threat and the promise (al-waʿd wa al-waʿīd), or paradise and hell, God's justice becomes a matter of logical necessity: God must reward the good (as promised) and must punish the evil (as threatened).

The tenth doctrine, "Heaven's intent," elucidates the justification for the consequentialist theory itself.