Sentence examples for organization doctrines from inspiring English sources

Vice President Dick Cheney, speaking to reporters today, expressed sympathy for the Salvation Army's perspective, saying that what the Bush administration wanted was to make sure that receiving public money for social-service work did "not require fundamental changes in underlying principles and organization doctrines, if you will, of the organizations that participate".

Major innovations in organization and doctrine have been credited to the Prussian king Frederick the Great (reigned 1740 86).

A8 A new report concludes that serious problems in training, organization and doctrine regarding military detention operations in Iraq and Afghanistan contributed to the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison.

[A9] ABUSE INQUIRY -- A new Army report concludes that serious problems in training, organization and doctrine regarding military detention operations in Iraq and Afghanistan contributed to the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison, defense officials said.

Gen. John P. Abizaid, the commander of American forces in the Middle East, disclosed last month that a preliminary inquiry by the Army inspector general found problems with the training, organization and doctrine regarding military detention centers in Afghanistan and Iraq.

As the West comes to terms with a new and growing threat - horrifically evident in the recent attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, Calif .- we are not only confronting organizations and doctrines, but also a highly seductive subculture.

The main purpose of these operations was the testing of new doctrines, organizations, and equipment.

Unlike other generals in the Marine Corps pantheon (Lejeune, Vandegrift, Howlin' Mad Smith, Edson, Shoup, O. P. Smith), Puller directed no major battles or campaigns, was never involved in the making of strategy, introduced no new doctrines or organization and appears to have been heavily involved in service politics only once -- to prevent his scheduled retirement.

Much the same applies to political magazines in the narrow sense i.e., where they are issued by political organizations: they discuss doctrine, give news of activities, and forge links among members.

Importantly, under the exception, religious organizations cannot be legally required to show that its employment decisions with respect to ministerial positions conform to the values and doctrines of the organization.

The members of the Unitas Fratrum cooperated with the adherents of the Bohemian Confession but preserved both their doctrine and their organization.