Sentence examples for party doctrine from inspiring English sources

Both it and Taoism, a native religion, sit uncomfortably with an atheistic party doctrine.

He altered party doctrine in 2002, encouraging private entrepreneurs to join.

By 2003, using deficits strategically to slash the size of government was widely considered to be party doctrine among Republicans.

The French Communist Party leaders have further revised Party doctrine with the intent of attracting the increasing number of voters of the left.

And there is a broader sense, as we see in the fierce, gridlocking partisanship today, in which slavish adherence to party doctrine turns counterproductive.

In the 1840s Manifest Destiny was primarily a Democrat Party doctrine over Whig dissent, but the New Manifest Destiny was a Republican program, especially under Pres.

He has always shunned ideological labels and party doctrines, styling himself as an iconoclastic moralist like his hero, Fiorello La Guardia.

The average citizen is not a student of party doctrines, and quite right: neither he nor I would ever be able to understand them.

There is hope that the Supreme Court may be prepared to narrow the scope of the third-party doctrine.

One of the most important is the so-called "third-party doctrine" from the 1970s, which gives spies easy access to data a person has handed over voluntarily.

Both the Leahy bill and the location privacy bill break away from the traditional "third-party doctrine," which says there is no reasonable expectation of privacy if the information is held by third parties, like the cell carriers.