Sentence examples for it doctrine from inspiring English sources
We know Blair is instinctively an ecumenical Christian, as in politics a Big Tent man, not interested in liturgy or dogma (others would call it doctrine), those sectarian divisions between people who have more in common than what divides them.
If there is one time you should be able to escape the real world and abide solely by the "if it feels good, do it" doctrine, then a festival should surely be it.
Instead, they go with the old, "we know it when we see it" doctrine (and considering Clarence Thomas is still on the bench, I have a feeling the Court has seen plenty of it).
Certainly conservatives such as Josiah Tucker read it and rejected its doctrines.
As Justice David Souter put it in Zelman v. Simmons-Harris (2002), "The establishment clause" — and with it the doctrine of separation — "has largely been read away".
It is doctrine to oppose federal bailouts.
As Vice President Dick Cheney put it, "old doctrines of security do not apply".
Some scholars have sought to link it to doctrines current in the immediately preceding period, including those of Timon's first teacher Stilpo of Megara.
The soda rule, Justice Milton A. Tingling declared, would "not only violate the separation of powers doctrine; it would eviscerate it".
