Sentence examples for use this doctrine from inspiring English sources
The decision to use this doctrine today seems to ignore the facts of the Upington 14 case.
There is no sign, however, that the administration plans to use this doctrine against North Korea, which poses a danger to the vital interests of the United States by virtue of what it has already accomplished.
Mulla Sadra uses this doctrine as part of his own ontological proof for the existence of God known as the Proof of the Veracious (burhan al-siddiqin).
Thus, even if one thought that Nietzsche really held the strong descriptive doctrine of the will to power — the doctrine that all animate force (perhaps all force) is will to power — in his published works, it is still the case that he only uses this doctrine to argue for the normative conclusion in Nachlass material.
But with the Cheesegrater, Rogers and his team have used this strange doctrine of deference to great effect, crafting a slender tapering form of rare elegance.
When the fighting broke out between Georgia and South Ossetia, Russia, which had killed tens of thousands of its own citizens in Chechnya, argued that it had to defend its nationals.But as Mr Bildt argues, "we have reason to remember how Hitler used this very doctrine little more than half a century ago to undermine and attack substantial parts of central Europe".
Various cities and states have been using this historic doctrine with mixed results on issues as wide ranging as gun control and healthcare to "claim freedom from federal laws they find onerous or wrongheaded".
It reveals, perhaps, a desire to use the doctrine of sin and righteousness as ammunition in our culture wars.
This metaphysical theory also uses the doctrine of sphota ("that from which the meaning bursts forth").
I like the openness and broad applicability of US fair use doctrine, compared to the narrower statutory 'fair dealing' exemptions.
This doctrine was used to justify the invasion of Czechoslovakia by the Soviets and their Warsaw Pact allies in 1968.
