Sentence examples for wider doctrine from inspiring English sources

In fact, his criticism of religious dogmatism evolved in conjunction with a wider doctrine of humanism, which ultimately became the defining component of his later work.

The tough new policy toward Mr. Arafat grew out of the administration's wider antiterror doctrine, which holds that the world would be safer without leaders like him and Saddam Hussein of Iraq.

Now, what do we do to stop this?" Another wrote, "All I can say is keep up the good work until the 'brown shirts' come along with a wide sweeping 'Fairness doctrine' to shut you down".

"It fails to confront the reality that a small, economically privileged group of people has sought to subvert the Christian faith and impose their new and false doctrine on the wider community of faithful believers".

They say that the doctrine is too wide, it's not applied properly and it allows a jury to convict on the most tenuous of evidence.

In order to understand Vasubandhu's contribution in this text, it would be necessary to place it against the wide backdrop of previous Yogācāra doctrine.

The doctrine did not acquire wide acceptance by courts in the United States.

Christian doctrine was encountering a wide range of competing beliefs, including those of Greek philosophy and its Jewish and Muslim interpreters.

According to Confucian doctrine, xiao involves a wide range of behaviours, including respect, obedience, loyalty and financial assistance to and physical care of parents (Confucius 2000).

The wide-ranging turn to laissez-faire doctrine reached across the economy, but here is how it contributed directly to poor and unequal incomes.

If [punishment] is a new doctrine, that needs a considerably wider degree of international consensus than currently exists..