He refused to fight in the second world war, since, although he thought there was a satisfactory jus ad bellum – in line with the Catholic doctrine of the just war – he suspected there would not be jus in bello – right conduct within war.
In line with the Buddhist doctrine of rebirth, the previous existences of Kaundinya are described in Buddhist texts.
"Where does this go post-Obama?" Reeve asks rhetorically, noting that the rise of AFRICOM and the proliferation of small outposts have been "in line with the Obama doctrine".
The reasoning of the European Court was in line with the public figure doctrine enunciated in New York Times Co. v. Sullivan (1964), where the United States Supreme Court decided in favour of the defendant newspaper, making it one of the key decisions supporting the freedom of the press.
In preparation for the exams, he studied the Five Classics as Confucian students had for centuries, but he also was taught the emphasis of the Four Books of Zhu Xi (1130 1200), which was in line with the Neo-Confucian doctrine first accepted in mainstream Chinese education during the mid-13th century.
Cardinal Ouellet is seen as a traditionalist on doctrine and liturgy, very much in line with the pope's thinking.
"In fact, I have long been on record as having testified and also in helping write doctrine for interrogation techniques that are completely in line with the Geneva Convention.
On the formal side, the religious commitment appears in the frequent Qur'anic quotations in support of ancient doctrines, sometimes through interpretations that are not in line with the theological ones.
The English philosopher Alfred North Whitehead, in his doctrine of the "Cycle of Interests," put forward a theory in line with the ideas of the reformers.
American forces say the shift is in line with counterinsurgency doctrine to protect population centers.
