Sentence examples for newer doctrine from inspiring English sources

Another alternative is the newer doctrine of "responsibility to protect," derived from the Clinton administration's invocation 14 years ago of "humanitarian intervention" to justify its bombing campaign to halt Serbia's ethnic cleansing in Kosovo.

He considered it superior to the newer doctrine of limits for providing a foundation for the differential and integral calculus.

It established no new doctrine.

A new doctrine of intervention?

There will be yet new doctrine and new weapons.

Clearly, some good sense underlies this new doctrine.

So in the field, a new doctrine emerged.

Nicholson and his fellow-officers had to write a new doctrine, based on stealth.

But the new doctrine, in fact, is coy on this point.

Enough of a strategic priority for NATO to include in its new doctrine?

He calls his new doctrine the "Chinese dream" evoking its American equivalent.