NATO, in search of a relevant doctrine, has become an aging experts' dilemma.
But the committee is prepared for a "continuing professional and public dialogue... with a view towards ensuring the harmonization of its laws with accepted international best practice and consensus on relevant legal doctrines and principles, such as are being developed in the leading jurisdictions around the world".
Among those factors is the American legal environment, in particular the First Amendment and relevant Supreme Court doctrine against prior restraint.
Predicting how the justices might rule on state bans on same-sex marriage is harder, as the relevant legal doctrine — which flows from judicial precedent, textual interpretation, and social norms and traditions — is varied enough that plausible arguments can be made on both sides.
Although each individual judge respects the relevant legal doctrine, there is a majority for p, a majority for q, and yet a majority against r in breach of legal doctrine.
Unicef stresses in its manual for partnering with religious leaders the importance of seeking a case for vaccination within the relevant religious doctrine or holy books [ 4].
Berkeley's first important published work, An Essay Towards a New Theory of Vision (1709), was an influential contribution to the psychology of vision and also developed doctrines relevant to his idealist project.
Engaged largely in counter-insurgency warfare, the Southern Rhodesians became well-drilled in the relevant principles and doctrines.
An initial liberal feminist approach was to argue strictly for formal equality, that is, to deny that any sexual difference was ever relevant to legal doctrine.
Clarke then lists and classifies every passage in the New Testament relevant to trinitarian doctrine, comments on the important ones, and gives dozens of quotations (translated, together with the original language) of ante-Nicene church Fathers in order to support the interpretations offered.
