Sentence examples for well-established doctrine from inspiring English sources
"It is a well-established doctrine of economic thought that greater openness and interconnectedness boosts the productive potential of our economy.
"It's just well-established doctrine among free-market economists," said Daniel J. Mitchell, a tax economist at the conservative Heritage Foundation who also attended the meeting.
For one, they will almost never be held personally liable for their bad conduct while on duty thanks to well-established doctrines like qualified immunity, which puts taxpayers on the hook for lawsuits filed as a result of police misconduct or brutality.
The doctrine of "mutual mistake" is a well-established legal doctrine allowing for the cancellation of contracts when both parties are innocently mistaken about a crucial element.
The well-established legal doctrine of joint enterprise was conveniently ignored, Myerson said.
Ministers are relying on a "well-established constitutional doctrine that the heir to throne has a right and duty to be instructed in the business of government in preparation for the time when he himself will be the sovereign".
Ministers said there was "a well-established constitutional doctrine that the heir to the throne has a right and duty to be instructed in the business of government in preparation for the time when he himself will be the sovereign".
In her 2012 book, The Shareholder Value Myth, Stout argues that a well-established legal doctrine known as the business judgment rule gives managers and directors wide latitude to lead businesses as they see fit, so long as they don't use their power to enrich themselves.
Under the well-established Caroline doctrine, the "necessity for self-defense must be instant, overwhelming, leaving no choice of means, and no moment for deliberation".
In doing to, it ignored the well-established legal doctrine that once a state gave a corporation a privilege it constituted a contract that must be honored but also that the specific privileges granted came with its charter and did not extend beyond it.
And well-established legal doctrines allow federal courts to dismiss claims if another country provides a better forum or if the case will interfere with American foreign policy.
