The theorists have, however, provided a bridge across domains and a counterbalance to local practices and professional doctrines.
Many development professionals advocated a doctrine of self-reliance, typified by the slogan "African solutions to African problems" — which Dahl and Farmer felt ignored the West's role in creating those problems.
It is also important for teachers in this evolving process not to forget their roles (Han Yu) in propagating the doctrine, imparting professional knowledge and resolving doubts.
Moreover, decision makers strongly accentuated the doctrines of professional management in the public sector and the reorganisation of public sector units.
As an ethicist, she has a firm professional commitment to patient autonomy, the doctrine of "it's your body and you alone decide what happens to it".
Many states have broad regulations that extend this doctrine to different types of healthcare professionals, such as dentists and physical therapists, and digital health companies that seek to provide access to medical or other healthcare services must structure their businesses accordingly.
(decision makers) Although the great majority of OH personnel saw the structural change as a necessity for ensuring more quality, cost-effective, and multi-professional OH, it was not highlighted in this doctrine.
Even though some Christians hold governing positions which give them official responsibilities for doctrine and others work in theology as a professional vocation, all the faithful engage, with varying degrees of competence, in theological and doctrinal work.
They mustn't hasten death according to religious doctrines (which he and others like Gary and Aaron strongly support) or professional and legal requirements, yet they cannot witness extraordinary suffering and do nothing either.
Supply-side economics was a political doctrine from Day 1; it emerged in the pages of political magazines, not professional economics journals.
