Sentence examples for principle doctrine from inspiring English sources

True devotion in the religion of love requires the rending of all veils between lover and beloved, between worshipper and divinity, between duality and absolute divine unity (tawhid, a principle doctrine of Islam).

America was founded upon a set a principles, doctrines, ideas and ideals.

Where this book truly soars is in its account of Brennan's skills at — as he always described it to his clerks — getting to five: finding a way to string together five fractious votes for some new principle or doctrine, or seeding some future principle or doctrine between the lines.

The Ionian philosophers Thales, Anaximander, Anaximenes, and others provided Pythagoras with the problem of a single cosmic principle, the doctrine of opposites, and whatever reflections of Eastern mathematics there are in Pythagoreanism; and from the technicians of his birthplace, the Isle of Samos, he learned to understand the importance of number, measurements, and proportions.

Nevertheless, it may now be confidently said that the UK courts recognize, in principle, the doctrine of representative standing, and will apply it in suitable cases.

There may have been things said or done that were not in harmony with our values, principles or doctrine".

He preferred (d), and he argued that by rejecting the necessity of the past as a general principle the doctrines of free will and God's foreknowledge of the contingent future can be united in a consistent manner.

Aronsondemonstrates that the possibility of performing a DNA test long after the conclusion ofa trial leads to a conflict between two main legal principles, the doctrine of finalityof courts' judgments (i.e. social order) and the doctrine of certainty of evidenceand court procedures (i.e. the fundamental principle of a fair trial).

Due to fundamental differences between international military forces, humanitarian and development organisations (in terms of the principles and doctrines guiding their work, their agendas, operating styles, and roles), the area of civil military coordination in disaster relief has proven to be more difficult than other interagency relationships.

The True Measurement of Living Forces, (1747), the Physical Monadology (1756), New Elucidation (1755), the Essay on some Treatments of Optimism (1759), Negative Quantities (1763) and the Dreams of a Spirit-Seer (1766) are all technically "pre-critical," but they are critical with respect to logical, physical, and theological Leibnizian principles and doctrines.

Engaged largely in counter-insurgency warfare, the Southern Rhodesians became well-drilled in the relevant principles and doctrines.