Sentence examples for standard doctrine from inspiring English sources

"But on that, the justices will be able to use pretty standard doctrine," Professor Gavil said.

His policy of launching persistent attacks in order to establish dominance of the air became the standard doctrine of Britain's air force.

The classical approach to public administration described above probably reached its fullest development in the United States during the 1930s, although since that time, through educational and training programs, technical assistance, and the work of international organizations, it has also become standard doctrine in many countries.

In 1571 the Convocation of Canterbury, one of the church's two primary legislative bodies (along with the Convocation of York), defined standard doctrine in the Thirty-nine Articles, but attempts to reform the prayer book further and to produce a reformed discipline failed.

In other words, on the basis of the principle of economy, there is no need to have an intelligible species that is numerically distinct from the phantasm itself, as in Aquinas' standard doctrine.

This he-said/she-said, pox-on-both-their-houses lament is, of course, standard doctrine in elite pundit circles and is as bizarre as it is insidious.

He didn't challenge Jean-Louis's assumption; it is standard conservative doctrine.

"To the extent that this case can be resolved on standard antitrust doctrine, the facts are pretty straightforward," Professor Sunstein said.

With nothing to do but wait and suffer, D'Antoni eschewed standard coaching doctrine, which is not to talk about injured players, and pined openly for Nash, his missing point guard.

Harry D. Tunnell IV, who for a while was allowed to remain in command of a Stryker brigade in southern Afghanistan despite his ostentatious rejection of standard counterinsurgency doctrine, which emphasizes winning the trust of the population, in favor of a more brutal, and less effective, search-and-destroy "antiguerrilla" approach.

Indeed, they must exist continuously, since standard Christian doctrine dictates that God is unchanging.