The BRIC's do not share enough of a common agenda to become the focal point of a serious Russian foreign policy doctrine.
He thought of changing the title but has decided to stick with it "because we can still have serious trouble from the doctrine that has cloaked the corporate world".
In the real world, of course, you're only considered serious if you propound doctrines that have been wrong at every step.
But since then, church officials have had to recognize the difficulty of any responsible orderly development of doctrine and any serious consultation of the laity in an age of media hubbub and instant opinion polls.
For example, work of Hans Driesch (1867-1941), fasone as ofe of the last serious defenders of vitalism, a doctrine which had very close connections to panpsychism, and R. Lotze, who was a determined foe of vitalism despite his advocacy of panpsychism (his brand of idealism left the "material world" explicable by mechanical laws) was taken to support panpsychist claims.
A8 A new report concludes that serious problems in training, organization and doctrine regarding military detention operations in Iraq and Afghanistan contributed to the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison.
[A9] ABUSE INQUIRY -- A new Army report concludes that serious problems in training, organization and doctrine regarding military detention operations in Iraq and Afghanistan contributed to the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison, defense officials said.
These maverick views present a serious challenge to the received, absolutist doctrine of identity.
"Serious differences opinion in matters of doctrine" began to "escalate into public debate as the influences of the Oxford Movement began to be felt in the Australian colonies" in the 1840s.
31 The importance (and feasibility) of evaluating complex interventions as early as possible, using the strongest possible study design, is receiving serious attention 13 (an echo of Thomas Chalmers' doctrine of 'Randomize the first patient when a new therapy becomes available you may never get another chance!').
