Sentence examples for previous doctrines from inspiring English sources

Such a system of classification proved helpful in their attempts to distinguish themselves from, and at the same time, incorporate previous doctrines as expedient means that are relatively true.

After his death, the WCG reiterated its full acceptance of the doctrinal changes implemented by Tkach and published an apology to current and former members of the church for the impact previous doctrines had had on members.

It demonstrates once again that when the chips are down, the French and Americans have always stood together and have never failed to be there for one another.... Q -- Sept. 11 led the United States to formulate a new doctrine over the past year that differs quite radically from the previous doctrine.

This marks a departure from the previous doctrine of Gen. Casey of standing down when Iraqis stand up, to the new Petraeus doctrine of defeating the insurgents and imposing harsh controls on the Iraqi population.

He declared that the Dred Scott decision showed that federal courts afforded adequate protection for slave property, but advocated a federal slave code if future courts failed to enforce those protections; this marked a departure from his previous doctrine of "perfect non-interference".

Kant's charge of heteronomy is directed against all previous moral doctrines, but his arguments are directed against sentimentalism and dogmatic rationalism (or intuitionism).

Here, the logic of the market also replaces the previous fairness doctrine and the first-come, first-served principle.

In order to understand Vasubandhu's contribution in this text, it would be necessary to place it against the wide backdrop of previous Yogācāra doctrine.

It closely resembles previous Republican budgets that weren't serious tax-and-spending proposals either, but broad political manifestoes hewed out of the tattered old doctrine of supply-side economics.

Australian historian Craig Stockings highlighted that the Italians were hampered by a faulty defensive concept and poorly designed and constructed outposts, were weakened by previous casualties, inappropriate doctrine, inferior weaponry (particularly artillery), and an inability to counter British armour.

Nelson had finally broken the unimaginative strategic and tactical doctrines of the previous century and taught individual officers to think for themselves.