Such assignments would test the emerging doctrine that American forces can be committed only when America's own casualties are likely to be zero.
When Alabama's immigration law was passed in the spring of 2011, it was the boldest test yet of the doctrine of self-deportation.
However, the Trademark Manual of Examining Procedure ("TMEP") states that the test for applying the doctrine of foreign equivalents is "whether, to those American buyers familiar with the foreign language, the word would denote its English equivalent".
Then real world events started to test that doctrine harshly.Team Obama learned that in foreign policy, others get a vote: from Islamic State (IS) fanatics to muscle-flexing Chinese generals to territory-grabbing Russian leaders.
The rational nexus test, also known as the doctrine of reasonable classification, is a three-stage test formulated by the courts to determine if the manner in which a law classifies a group of persons is discriminatory.
In many ways, the facts are a perfect testbed for the application of the doctrine in Stack.
Although flawed and tested only under optimal conditions, the doctrine (originally known as the "industrial web theory") became the primary airpower strategy of the United States in the planning for World War II.
To test the validity of this classical doctrine, we performed comparative anatomical analyses of the vascular bundles in the flowers of Magnolia using fine (8-μm) paraffin -sections.
In Cairo, for the first time 'Abd al-Latif studied the books of the "Ancients", namely Aristotle, Alexander of Aphrodisias, and Themistius, and on the basis of these he began to test the cogency of Avicenna's doctrines.
Seth A. Miller from New York advocates for the appointment of one of our best known public intellectuals: "For all the talk about litmus tests, the most corrosive doctrine that the Supreme Court has to deal with is the notion that money equals speech.
