Sentence examples for the current doctrine from inspiring English sources
Still, maybe it's time that the current doctrine was challenged.
The current doctrine forbids research institutes from studying the benefits of drugs for medicinal purposes.
The current doctrine of always being able to keep one missile submarine on patrol, known as Continuous At-Sea Deterrence (CASD), could be relaxed.
Mead argues that our current political argument is a conflict between two versions of liberalism, the small state Manchester liberalism of the 1890s (the current doctrine of the Republican Party) and the big organization managerial state liberalism of the 1950s (the current doctrine of the Democratic Party).
What is different is the current doctrine that the best way to fill an endless news cycle is to take one big story and beat it to death, regardless of news value.
Alabama's cynical invocation of the Voting Rights Act does help illustrate why the current doctrine of ignoring partisan gerrymandering and focusing only on racially-motivated gerrymandering doesn't work: states like Alabama can turn around and use the concept of "racial equality" as an excuse to dilute the effective political representation of racial minorities.
Abū Ḥanīfah responded by scrutinizing the current doctrines in collaboration with his students, several of them outstanding scholars.
The Army's current doctrine is focused on low-intensity infantry combat tactics as well as counter-insurgency tasks.
As Geoffrey King, Internet Advocacy Coordinator for the Committee to Protect Journalists, has put it, the Barrett Brown case "could criminalize the routine journalistic practice of linking to documents publicly available on the internet, which would seem to be protected by the first amendment to the US constitution under current doctrine".
Under current doctrine, the United States is prepared to fight two: the Korean War and Desert Storm.
Under current doctrine, the challenges to health-care reform seem dubious in the extreme, because the federal government, through programs like Medicare and Medicaid, has been intimately involved with health care for decades.
