Sentence examples similar to observe established doctrines from inspiring English sources

In addition, his views on Holy Communion were different from the established doctrines of the Church.

It's established doctrine".

In this narrative, anybody who deviates toward the center, who departs from established doctrine, is a coward, and a sellout.

They say he is tenacious, methodical and innovative in maintaining established doctrine.

Reynolds would rather not observe the established codes.

Brahmagupta (born 30 BC) wrote two treatises on mathematics and astronomy: the Brahmasphutasiddhanta (The Correctly Established Doctrine of Brahma) but often translated as (The Opening of the Universe), and the Khandakhadyaka (Edible Bite) which mostly expands the work of Aryabhata.

"That's now established Supreme Court doctrine," Calabrese said.

"Although presidents often push the envelope where the law is unclear, they do not defy established constitutional doctrine," he said.

At Fort Leavenworth, thirty analysts, all of them military retirees, digest the reviews, identify trends, and reconcile the lessons with established Army doctrine.

What Mr. Rauch is really suggesting is that the court violate two centuries of established constitutional doctrine, which is the opposite of judicial modesty.

At this point Law hadn't gone too far from established economic doctrine.