Sentence examples for what doctrine from inspiring English sources

Under what doctrine or posture might the Administration prosecute Viktor Bout on the one hand and, on the other, provide weaponry to ragtag Libyan rebels whose principles, capacity, training, discipline, and understanding of international human-rights norms seem so doubtful — and may prove to be no better than those of many of Bout's alleged African clients?

A 2008 survey by the union found that fully one-fifth of the hospital chaplains it interviewed had same-sex partners.Britain's equality laws still allow religious outfits to discriminate on grounds of sex or sexual orientation when hiring clergy (though not other staff) if that is what doctrine lays down.

It matters to know precisely what doctrine or doctrines the country's foreign-backed clerics embrace, for example.

In 1925 he gained full control over what doctrines would be taught in Watch Tower Society publications, overruling the refusal by the five-man Editorial Committee to publish his article, "Birth of the Nation", which contained significant doctrinal changes.

On the other hand, If one thinks that it can be abandoned completely, as can the Rig Veda, then one still needs to explain what doctrines and teaching are central and where such items can be found (i.e. in what text).

What perverted doctrine could ever defend such cruelty?

Until then, no one knew what the doctrine of "shock and awe" actually meant.

They have bankrupted their own policy — thus far — by not doing what their doctrine calls for".

Each political secretary (a senior rank) had at least 100 people reporting directly to him, "many times what the doctrine of the span of control would allow".

What the doctrine of creation says is that there is a relationship between everything and what we can only call another act which sustains.

Horror says aloud what religious doctrine often prefers to sidestep: if you believe in cosmic good, you cannot ignore the notion of cosmic evil.