Sentence examples for governing doctrine from inspiring English sources

Open government is the governing doctrine which holds that citizens have the right to access the documents and proceedings of the government to allow for effective public oversight v.

Mr Kristol and his supporters argue that "wishing to be left alone isn't a governing doctrine", and that loving your country while hating its government is not a sustainable philosophical position.

Having come to office as a compromise between more powerful political forces, the will to survive has defined Mr. Maliki's governing doctrine.

HinduismThere's no governing doctrine on much of anything in Hinduism, the world's third-largest religion.

In so doing, Mr. Bush was throwing out the long-held principle of "mutual assured destruction" that has governed strategic doctrine.

This principle, which is meant to protect the inviolability of the capacity for voluntary choice in the context of research, is also fundamental in the ethical and legal principles that govern the doctrine of informed consent in the context of treatment.

Do the governing structures determine doctrine?

Further, the strategic concepts governing Swiss defense doctrine had shifted to a dynamic (mobile) defense that included execution of air missions beyond the Swiss border and the possibility of carrying nuclear weapons, for neither of which the P 16 was suitable.

There is a revolution in progress at the court, with Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Justices Scalia, Sandra Day O'Connor, Anthony M. Kennedy and Clarence Thomas challenging long-settled doctrines governing state-federal relations, the separation of powers, property rights and religion.

It's a messy world, and many conservatives would prefer that one simple doctrine governed all of our interactions with foreign countries, just as it allegedly did in the simpler times of the Cold War.

Perhaps a greater difficulty can be raised if we ask how Aristotle determines which emotions are governed by the doctrine of the mean.