Sentence examples similar to part doctrine from inspiring English sources

The temporal parts doctrine supports and encourages this view.

That part-doctrine was fleshed out a year later in a 12,500-word White House document titled "The National Security Strategy of the United States".

The book Metaphysics of Morals has two distinct parts: the "Doctrine of Right" and the "Doctrine of Virtue".

Twelve years later he published that Metaphysics of Morals in two parts, the "Doctrine of Right" and the "Doctrine of Virtue".

"It is not part of our doctrine".

Nuclear arms control has long been a central part of NATO doctrine.

Using civilians is a crucial part of the doctrine that Chinese military officials call "people's war".

Many orthodox Sunnī theologians accordingly question Mahdist beliefs, but such beliefs form a necessary part of Shīʿī doctrine.

Much of what Aristotle says about knowledge is part of his doctrine about the nature of the soul, and in particular the human soul.

They further defended the position, as a central part of their doctrine, that human beings were free to choose and act and were, therefore, responsible for their actions.

"This is only part of a doctrine," said Vali Nasr, who left the State Department a month ago after working with the late Richard Holbrooke on Afghanistan and Pakistan.