Sentence examples for from that doctrine from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Senator Rand Paul went there, effectively to describe just how far he would go in moving the nation away from that doctrine, another step in his effort to position himself as part of the ever-earlier maneuvering of presidential politics, while establishing his place in the continuing fight over his party's direction.

He said that doctrine exempts public officials from lawsuits that are based on their discretionary decisions.

Philosophers nowadays recognize that there is no sharp line dividing sense from nonsense, and moreover that doctrines starting out in one camp may over time evolve into the other.

In Damian's view, it does not follow from the doctrine that we should think that God would be able to do anything whatsoever.

This follows from the doctrine that the soul begins at conception and that a majority of fertilized human eggs never produce a pregnancy.

Unfortunately, the Supreme Court shied away from eliminating that doctrine when it rightly ruled this year that having the police attach a GPS device to a car constitutes a "search" under the Fourth Amendment.

It is possible to distinguish the doctrine that the state should not take sides between different conceptions of the good from the doctrine that enjoins the exclusion of ideals from political justification (Raz 1986, 108 109).

He thought of changing the title but has decided to stick with it "because we can still have serious trouble from the doctrine that has cloaked the corporate world".

The Court had earlier decided that legislative prayer was not of great concern in terms of improper endorsement or establishment of faith and one anticipates from the oral argument that that doctrine most substantially change.

We must challenge the dehumanization that results from dogmatic doctrines that reject dialogue.

His faith was rooted mainly in a kind of mystical inner sense of predestination, not so far from that youthful doctrine of necessity.