Sentence examples for on a doctrine from inspiring English sources

So the emphasis was on a doctrine of cohesion, in whatever form the music took.

Nonetheless, the GOP is convinced that what we need to do is base future monetary policy on a doctrine that has totally failed in recent years.

The court ruled, moreover, that American courts may not rely on a doctrine known as procedural default to decline to hear arguments not raised at trial.

For much of the past decade the army has been working on a doctrine known as "Cold Start" that would see rapid armoured thrusts into Pakistan with close air support.

And he seemingly reaffirmed that strategy in a speech at West Point, arguing that American foreign policy is now based on a doctrine of pre-emptive intervention against its ghastliest enemies.

Buddhism, however, is a religion based on a doctrine of transcendent merit and sustained by an order of monks who have, ultimately, no vested interest in kings and gods.

The judge "let the mayor and the commissioner off the hook on the basis of a doctrine known as qualified immunity," said Richard A. Levy, a lawyer for the plaintiffs.

It was in this context that he developed his teaching on dominium, a doctrine which would have long-term implications through his influence on Wyclif (Lahey 2003) or indeed in its rejection by later authors such as De Vittoria Dunnee 2004: 243 58).

The album opens with a hymnlike song from the band Low, "Holy Ghost," that treats faith more as an intuition — "Some holy ghost keeps me hangin' on" — than a doctrine.

The activists have something to chew on, as well as a doctrine to rely on.

From his perch on America's periphery, Mr Mosler champions a doctrine on the edge of economics: neo-chartalism, sometimes called "Modern Monetary Theory".