But here I will focus exclusively on the Latin West, where it was Augustine who played the decisive role in formulating the doctrine of illumination.
During the post-war Labour government, the Conservative leader in the House of Lords, the Marquess of Salisbury, formulated the doctrine that Conservative peers could use their inbuilt majority to amend legislation that the electorate had clearly voted for, but not defeat it.
The Council of Nicaea and subsequent councils formulated the doctrines concerning the nature of the Godhead and the person of Christ.
In history, it has been the most important factor in defining the meaning of the other sources and thus in formulating the doctrine and practice of the Muslim community.
Still seeking a mediatory solution, Sergius formulated in 638 the doctrine of monothelitism, which asserted that Christ has both divine and human natures but only one (divine) will.
During seven years there, Adams negotiated a treaty with Spain that acquired Florida for the United States, and helped to formulate the famous doctrine of hemispheric inviolability that wound up getting named for the much less decisive Monroe.
Along the way we formulated the Monroe Doctrine, which, in effect, warned off other powers from developing colonies in South America.
In addition to its sentimental significance, the Holy Family with St. Anne also dramatized the recently formulated doctrine of the Immaculate Conception, which held that Mary was, from the first instant of her conception by her mother, free from original sin.
While there is no consensus about exactly how the doctrine of physicalism should be formulated, some philosophers have tried to formulate it as a global supervenience thesis.
In Japan anarchist activity enjoyed a brief resurgence in the mid-1920s under Hatta Shuzo, who formulated a doctrine of "pure" anarchism in opposition to Marxist influences.
