There are signs, though, that the doctrine of ever-lower interest rates may be starting to run out of road.
Similarly, a doctrine, though arising from absolute truth can neither be called a whole truth nor a non-truth ., a 17th cenon-truth .monk, went beyond anekāntavāda by advocating madhāyastha, meaning "standing in the middle" or "equidistance".
Even though Jain doctrine holds that no one can achieve liberation in this corrupt time, the Jain religious goal is the complete perfection and purification of the soul.
Though that doctrine has tended to have fallen out of favor, Mr. Steinbreder and Mr. Kent believe that some judges and lawyers -- primarily older ones -- still adhere to it.
Though this doctrine was often associated with absolutism, Rehberg still saw it as a basic influence on radical thinking.
It means, even though the doctrine of rule of law, liberal democracy and constitutional rule are institutionalized, the principles of war or militarism have penetrated in all parts of society and the state, and have still been working as every-day affair even in the form of rule of law.
Though the doctrine of creatio ex nihilo (creation out of nothing) has longstanding centrality in this understanding, by the time of Aquinas, concerns over the possibility of the universe itself existing from eternity led to thinking of creation out of nothing as the generic category of which initial creation and continued sustenance are species.
Though this doctrine of the Anstoß may seem to play a role in Fichte's philosophy not unlike that which has sometimes been assigned to the thing in itself in the Kantian system, the fundamental difference is this: the Anstoß is not something foreign to the I. Instead, it denotes the I's original encounter with its own finitude.
Even though Afghanistan's two COIN commanders had visibly failed in a war against an under-armed, undermanned, none-too-popular minority insurgency, and even though the doctrine of counterinsurgency would soon be tossed off a moving drone and left to die in the Afghan rubble, Petraeus once again made it out in one piece.
In the presence of U, the principle is also closely related to the 'doctrine of arbitrary undetached parts' attacked by van Inwagen (1981), though, again, the latter doctrine is limited to the material content of occupiable regions of space.
