The majority of the doctrines from other denominations also do not directly conflict with evolutionary theory (Ludlow 1992; Religious Groups' Views on Evolution 2009; McKenna 2014).
"You can read this case and say the practical upshot is you have a significant majority of the Supreme Court reaffirming the doctrine of Grutter, which reaffirmed the opinion of Justice [Lewis] Powell in Bakke," he said.
Why the doctrine (or lack-of-doctrine) obsession?
There the Bodu Bala Sena (BBS) organisation literally, "Buddhist force"—made up of members of the country's ethnic Sinhalese majority, preaches a doctrine of intolerance against a minority Islamic population (in this case, about 10% of the country), whose birth rate, they also claim, is alarmingly high.
The great majority of them are not studying the new doctrine and making up their minds about it, they are waiting to see which is going to be the popular side.
3. the doctrine that the numerical majority of an organized group can make decisions binding on the whole group.
Yemen's deepening crisis involves the rebel Houthis of the Zaydi sect, linked to Shia Islam but close to the country's majority Sunni doctrine.
Importance and variation of doctrine for respondents, scale: Low-Medium-High.
It's essential to notice that there were some variation in respondents' views, although the importance of doctrine was high.
The school of Abū Ḥanīfah acquired such prestige that its doctrines were applied by a majority of Muslim dynasties.
So with the appeals court ruling, a majority of patent holders suddenly found themselves barred from using the doctrine when fighting infringement.
