Sentence examples for right doctrine from inspiring English sources

Protestant Orthodoxy understood Christianity as a system of doctrines, and thus its emphasis was on "right doctrine".

Their proposal was for the recognition of something similar to the "shop right" doctrine of patent law: with some exceptions, the employer would acquire the right to use the employee's work to the extent needed for purposes of his regular business, but the employee would retain all other rights as long as he or she refrained from the authorizing of competing uses.

The presumption that initial ownership rights vest in the employer for hire is well established in American copyright law, and to exchange that for the uncertainties of the shop right doctrine would not only be of dubious value to employers and employees alike, but might also reopen a number of other issues.

Luther held that the Church should no longer be thought of as a visible, hierarchical institution, but was rather the invisibly united aggregate of local churches that adhered to right doctrine.

This illustrates the potential reach of the shop right doctrine.

This is the essence of the shop right doctrine.

States rights doctrine was also popular in the region.

Surely this is one of the odder paradoxes of animal rights doctrine.

Despite the persistence of this public rights doctrine, there is no constitutional authority for it.

In that position, Mr. Almond pleaded the state's rights doctrine before the United States Supreme Court in the cases that brought the historic decision for integration.

For these reasons, climate-induced forced migration requires a governance framework that is based in human rights doctrine and that can respond quickly to communities at risk.