Sentence examples for former doctrine from inspiring English sources

This process of withdrawal from the former doctrine culminated in Graham v. Richardson, supra, which for the first time treated classifications based on alienage as "inherently suspect and subject to close judicial scrutiny". 403 U.S., at 372, 91 S.Ct., at 1852.

Here our anatomical study on the model plant of the former doctrine, Magnolia, provides the first support, to our knowledge, for the hypothesis using empirical data.

The party has been quietly moving to the centre for years, and now even further right, shedding its former doctrines in favour of political viability.

Sextus's work is a valuable source for the history of thought especially because of his development and formulation of former skeptic doctrines.

Does the former, bound by doctrines of propriety, rituals, and government, oppose naturalness and thwart all aspiration toward a life of "carefree wandering"?

Such an order would be controversial — seemingly aligning the administration with a disputed legal doctrine of former President George W. Bush, whose lawyers held that the president had sweeping authority in wartime to imprison those he deemed threats to national security.

In England, for example, conservative political thinkers such as Edmund Burke and David Hume united with liberals such as Jeremy Bentham to condemn the doctrine, the former out of fear that public affirmation of natural rights would lead to social upheaval, the latter out of concern lest declarations and proclamations of natural rights substitute for effective legislation.

Moscow has responded to the overthrow of its ally Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovich in February by announcing its right to intervene militarily to protect Russian speakers across the former Soviet Union, a new doctrine that has overturned decades of post-Cold War diplomacy.

Doesn't the former result in dogmas, doctrines and debates about Jesus, as well as division around who he was?

But the Court today not only adheres to, but greatly expands the constitutional doctrine of the former cases.

One of the biggest questions is whether the party should return to Rubinomics - the doctrine, associated with former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin, that placed a very high priority on reducing the budget deficit.