Sentence examples for in doctrine of from inspiring English sources

The discussion in "Doctrine of Right" of property as the basis of a social contract explains why individuals are in fact rationally required to enter into a social contract.

In doctrines of just war, you can't kill unless you are willing to die.

In recent years, the Supreme Court has found a surprising vitality in doctrines of states' rights and limitations on the central government authority, reinforcing our identity as a nation of sovereign states.

It is only in the doctrine of jus in bello, which applies to combatants, that the morality of defense is symmetrical.

Both of these virtues are manifest in the doctrine of Vision in God.

Make no mistake about it, the theory of efficacious ideas marks a significant development in the doctrine of Vision in God.

In this, and in his doctrine of substantial motion that is discussed below, one can see a systematic rejection of Aristotelian category theory.

He explained his findings in his "Essay Towards Solving a Problem in the Doctrine of Chances," published posthumously in 1763.

From the perspective of modern human rights, or even of simple logic, there is much to criticize in the Doctrine of Discovery and in these rulings.

The mind also appears a few times in the Doctrine of Method, particularly in a couple of glosses of the attack mounted against the Paralogisms.

On the basis of the survey of Dietrich of Freiberg just given one might surmise that his philosophy in general is consummated in his doctrine of intellect.