As currently used, the label "egalitarian" does not necessarily indicate that the doctrine so called holds that it is desirable that people's condition be made the same in any respect or that people ought to be treated the same in any respect.
Other decided cases also do not indicate whether the doctrine of substantive legitimate expectation will be developed in the way it has been developed in the UK.
But the very antiquarian terms of his revolutionary doctrine indicate the comical paradox of his situation.
As this passage and the capsule summaries of their ten core doctrines indicate, the Mohists saw themselves primarily as a moral, political, and religious advocacy group devoted to realizing what they saw as a morally right society and way of life, one that promotes "benefit" (lì) and eliminates "harm" (hai) for "all under heaven".
Also, the violent religious wars that bloody Europe in the early modern period motivate the development of secular, this-worldly ethics, insofar as they indicate the failure of religious doctrines concerning God and the afterlife to establish a stable foundation for ethics.
"Doctrine of no Doctrine": The record, hitherto, and the evidence indicates the absence of any meaningful doctrine per se.
Mozi, as indicated earlier, advocated the doctrine of impartial concern.
On the current court, Justice Scalia and Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist had, in past opinions, indicated the most interest in reviving the nondelegation doctrine.
The theory was that God marked all food to indicate its purpose--dubbed the Doctrine of Signatures in the 16th century--therefore, rhino horns were clearly the equivalent of triple dropping Viagra.
The action itself, and the way its sections both connect and reflect each other, indicate that the movie's key doctrine is the repetition of history.
