Sentence examples for it is a doctrine from inspiring English sources

It is a doctrine, Chomsky concludes, that "if ever implemented, would lead to forms of tyranny and oppression that have few counterparts in human history".

After "almost two decades of litigation," as Kathryn Abrams, a feminist legal scholar, has written, it is a doctrine still riddled with "inconsistencies, exclusions and misunderstandings".

It is a doctrine Mr. Clinton has subscribed to only when it is politically convenient -- Cuba, for example, is still a notable exception.

He says that the reality of multiculturalism is that it is a doctrine of "avoidance," sustaining immigrant groups' focus "on what they've left behind," placing more emphasis "on heritage rather than openness" and tolerating pretty much everything "as long as cultures are spared all criticism".

In particular, Russell rejects the idea of hell: "It is a doctrine that put cruelty into the world and gave the world generations of cruel torture; and the Christ of the Gospels, if you could take him as his chroniclers represent him, would certainly have to be considered partly responsible for that".

It is a doctrine of warfare.

It's a doctrine for a changed world.

It was a doctrine with particular appeal to people who would never own a gun.

It was a doctrine of peace, even surrender, for critics.

It was a doctrine finally repudiated by the Civil War and by the ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment in 1868.

It's a doctrine, born in the U.S., which has spread almost worldwide, a doctrine now being most assiduously followed by the once-conservative European Central Bank.