Doctrine

_ secular doctrine

This could cause Wahhabi religious and political doctrine to lose ground among young people and fuel regime infighting.

A Chinese Monroe Doctrine?

The New Bush Doctrine

Policy doctrine and development

A Watershed Doctrine for America

The Nixon Shock Doctrine Revisited

The Obama Doctrine and Africa

That's called the Powell Doctrine.

One in hope and doctrine

The free coinage of silver would be but a step towards the general socialism which is the fundamental doctrine of his political belief.

This very doctrine left Europe exposed.

The second change involves economic doctrine.

develop a doctrine for combatting terrorism

The Initiative, moreover, is fully consistent with the political and military doctrine designed by the Bush Administration and complements its new National Security Strategy, centred on the preventive strike doctrine, as well as its new National Strategy to Combat Weapons of Mass Destruction.

Truly ye are in a doctrine discordant ,

Truly ye are in a doctrine discordant ,

The political leadership consistently and untiringly preached the doctrine of respect for the land and farming to the ordinary people in the villages throughout the country.

CONSIDERING that any doctrine or defence of any form of political violence is scientifically false, legally and morally reprehensible, socially unjust and dangerous and that nothing can justify political violence either in theory or in practice,

The new doctrine is called macro prudential regulation.

Today, few Catholics even know of the doctrine.

His ideas still permeate the US Navy doctrine.

But say the things which fit sound doctrine,

The second priority was to elaborate a doctrine.

LOAC Manual and the legal input to doctrine

1. Formulation of a new military doctrine and

Doctrine and standard operating procedures for peace keeping

Logistics concepts, doctrine and standard operating procedures project

The term peacebuilding was unsatisfactory there was no widely accepted definition of the term in political doctrine, the legal corpus of international law or any national legislation.

The ILC commentary also makes clear that the doctrine of necessity codified in article 25 is distinct from the doctrine of military necessity.

Amid this criticism, however, Rank did accept that the rebus doctrine could apply to armed conflict if all of the conditions of the doctrine are met, emphasizing that this doctrine could never result in automatic termination of treaties.

Pursuing a Watershed Doctrine might provide the right answer.

This is the doctrine of lender of last resort.

For them, Hinduism is a flag, not a doctrine.

But speak thou the things which become sound doctrine

Practice and doctrine in this area have changed considerably.

This latter doctrine is discussed in the next section.

Like the rebus sic stantibus doctrine discussed above, the impossibility doctrine closely parallels the developing rules on the effects of armed conflict on treaties.

The often unstated corollary to this doctrine is regime change.

In fact , he talked about a doctrine he entitled Bourguibisme

This is the doctrine of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations.

In doing so the doctrine is flawed by a contradiction.

Are the principles reflected in military doctrine and military manuals?

BENVOLlO I'll pay that doctrine, or else die in debt.