Sentence examples for in the doctrine of from inspiring English sources
Social mobility had its consumerist counterpart in the doctrine of planned obsolescence.
In the doctrine of papal infallibility itself there was nothing new.
In 1967 a compromise was found in the doctrine of "flexible response".
He explained his findings in his "Essay Towards Solving a Problem in the Doctrine of Chances," published posthumously in 1763.
His most famous work, "An Essay toward Solving a Problem in the Doctrine of Chances", was published posthumously in 1763.
Israel's leaders did not then believe in the doctrine of "strategic depth", protection through holding more territory; that came later.
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.
A developed form of the legend exists in the Doctrine of Addai, a Syriac document containing suggestions of primitive Christianity in Edessa.
During the half century after the Council of Constantinople, several major points of emphasis developed in the doctrine of the person of Christ.
Excellent discussions of the problem can be found in Mikell, The Doctrine of Entrapment in the Federal Courts, 90 U.Pa.L.Rev.
The Argument from Properties: Establishing the representative theory of perception is just one part of Malebranche's task in defending the doctrine of Vision in God.
