Sentence examples for practical and doctrinal from inspiring English sources

Although the question is a narrow one, it has both practical and doctrinal implications, affecting as many as 30 inmates on Pennsylvania's death row and also requiring guidance from the justices on how federal courts are to apply Supreme Court rulings that expand state defendants' rights.

This Article explores the practical, theoretical, and doctrinal evolution of class actions and social issue torts in the Gulf South.

The availability of specific relief varies among contemporary legal systems, for reasons that seem more historical and doctrinal than practical.

Syncretism is common, and doctrinal rigidity rare.

Each theory of development has had its own distinctive prescription for doctrinal stability and doctrinal change.

USAID comes under particular scrutiny for incompetence and doctrinal rigidity.

The capabilities, function, and doctrinal employment of aerospace forces.

In 1978 sexual scandals and doctrinal disagreements led Armstrong's father to excommunicate him.

…the second book of the Dialogues, a hagiographic and doctrinal text composed by Pope Gregory I.

It created a Church of England, vesting the church's temporal and doctrinal power in the monarch.

There is a wealth of terminological and doctrinal variation here.