Sentence examples for such a doctrine from inspiring English sources
Such a doctrine cannot be allowed to stand".
"I wonder sometimes why they embrace such a doctrine," he said.
Such a doctrine, he insisted, cannot be carried out in details.
Its fear was that such a doctrine could be misused by other nations, loosening constraints on war.
Despite the occasional liberal impulse, Mr Sarkozy is part of the Gaullist family, which largely rejects such a doctrine.
Such a doctrine, however, compromises the most fundamental of our liberties on the hunch of one unelected, possibly unscrupulous individual.
Others are still less secretive, withholding, for example, only a certain technique by which alternate states of consciousness are attained, such as a doctrine, a chant, or a spiritual name.
The report expressed concern that such a serious doctrine had no statistics and paltry guidelines.
But since we're in the political realm, of course, such a convenient doctrine can't be abandoned.
And that, in turn, tells you why liquidationism is such a destructive doctrine: by turning our problems into a morality play of sin and retribution, it helps condemn us to a deeper and longer slump.
Such a fundamental doctrine as public trust cannot be legislated around by Congress, much as they often like to disregard public trust rights that are embedded in the Constitution.
