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It would be akin to a Chinese Monroe Doctrine, which asserted the rights of a then-rising US to its Latin American backyard.

It is all countries' common mission to oppose consume doctrine, insist to sustainable consumption, promote sustainable development.

It is part of a longer word - 'sanctification', a very wonderful Biblical doctrine and one of the great words of the Gospel.

Klein is in London to kick off a global promotional tour for her new book The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism.

The growing individualism of Western culture, rooted in Christian doctrine, seems to have contributed significantly.

There is a flaw in this point of the doctrine, a special privilege granted to its authors, the bourgeois Marx and Engels.

Cybertheology: Just how much does Christian doctrine have in common with the open-source software movement?

Still, irony has no place in antitrust doctrine.

When the Nixon Administration came into office, the prevalent doctrine for conventional forces was the "two-and-one-half-war" strategy.

It is, perhaps, hardly necessary to say that this doctrine is meant to apply only to human beings in the maturity of their faculties.

Plato taught a trinity of the soul, in which it is easy to see analogies, pointing to a higher form of the doctrine.

The heart of "reproof" we hear all over the place today is not based in scriptural doctrine!

A fearful hullabaloo has recently been raised with this sort of argument in the form of the "one doctrine" theory.

It goes to the heart of doctrine of responsible sovereignty that I set out in Beijing two years ago.

Although most liberals attempt to hold on to a core of Christian doctrine, some did carry immanence to its logical end, which is pantheism.

As the number of the early churches increased so did the question of doctrine, discipline and church order.

But let us ask ourselves: what sort of self-serving doctrine says, "Please, put all the taxes on me" ?

the doctrine, it will suspend consideration of the disputed issue and refer the matter to the agency for an initial determination.

Equip yourself with Bible doctrine before you attempt to understand and learn secular theories of psychology and counseling.

He said he could not let Mr Toscano go on a mission spreading false doctrine.

It is essential to be concerned about both the head, sound doctrine, as well as the heart, the life of faith.

Is the doctrine thinking that separation approaches , self can be magnanimous right away had a firm grasp of being able to hold what?

So as you go along your spiritual search, observe the long-term effect of every doctrine and practice that comes your way.

During the Renaissance with growing capitalism and freedom, the doctrine changed so there was no "vicarious liability. "

Senator Tom Harkin of Iowa was more blunt still, saying, "We've got to get the Fairness Doctrine back in law again. "

He seems to regard it as some sort of 'therapy' or as 'an activity rather than a doctrine'.

Beijing looks as if it is formulating an east Asian version of America's Monroe Doctrine.

But, as I said, his economic doctrine has, in effect, become the official G. O. P. line, despite having been proved utterly wrong by events.

For Calvin , the point of the doctrine of predestination was to remind us that God is free and gracious.

Without this mind, no one can hope to be accepted by the Buddha, and therefore is not qualified for the practice of the Esoteric doctrine.

It involved serious issues of strategic doctrine and went to the heart of our arms control negotiations with the Soviet Union.

The doctrine , asserted by Leibnitz , that this world is the best of all possible worlds .

Early this year, the White House told reporters that the president does not favor restoring the Fairness Doctrine.

Want now, matters like this all can drive environmental protection doctrine went fetch to be reverse side teaching material.

At this point, have caused the debate competition between "the doctrine of human centre" with "doctrine of non-human centre" .

Israel's leaders did not then believe in the doctrine of "strategic depth" , protection through holding more territory; that came later.

The allies, says the doctrine, still need to be able to carry out all military tasks, from peacekeeping to full-scale war.

In Lebanon three years ago, and today in Gaza, Hizbullah and Hamas seem to have invented a new military doctrine.

As regards the doctrine of a future life, in the West it was first taught by the Orphics and thence adopted by Greek philosophers.

Second, the courts may believe that they cannot devise a workable test with which to implement the delegation doctrine.

To be sure that the wisdom of the Confucian doctrine of the mean value with a wide range of opening.

I wish to preach, not the doctrine of ignoble EASE, but the doctrine of the strenuous life. --Theodore Roosevelt, American statesman.

But, as discussed in the next section, there is no shortage of proposals for a reinvigoration of the doctrine.

12Then they understood that he said not that they should beware of the leaven of bread, but of the doctrine of the Pharisees and Sadducees.

The classical law-of-nature doctrine found a rival in another doctrine.

It would be nice to believe that the doctrine of a "responsibility to protect" , known colloquially as R2P, now has real bite.

What he actually said was that a doctrine of "state multiculturalism" had encouraged Britons to live segregated lives.

The marvelous achievements of the experimental natural sciences prompted the emergence of a materialistic metaphysical doctrine, positivism.

Such a strong doctrine of general revelation follows from Van Til's Reformed view of divine sovereignty.

BBC Four: Why do you think Bosch appeals so much to our secular society when his work is so rooted in Christian doctrine?

Then the proconsul, when he had seen what was done, believed, admiring at the doctrine of the Lord.

India, in turn, espouses its own "Monroe doctrine" , demanding that outsiders keep out of its backyard.

In terms of the dialectical relationship between knowledge and ability, the "All-round Doctrine" entails considerable educational value.

Then the deputy, when he saw what was done, believed, being astonished at the doctrine of the Lord.

For Australia's early political leaders, the much vaunted doctrine of equality did not extend to racial equality.

For half a century or more, the prevailing doctrine has been that such issues can be pressed into a probabilistic framework.

The Army Forces Command designed that training exercise, but the Training and Doctrine Command conducts it, he said.

It would, therefore, be irrelevant and out of place to examine here, whether the doctrine of Tyrannicide deserves that title.

So to say, the refutation of conflict theory did not lead to support the doctrine of harmony.

Malthus, indeed, had vehemently opposed Ricardo's doctrine that it was impossible for effective demand to be deficient; but vainly.

marius: Greek Christian theologian and founder of Arianism, a doctrine that led to his condemnation as a heretic.

Education is not a wilderness of facts but the palace oflearning. Education is not the dry vine of doctrine but the garden oflife.

3He hath loved the people, all the saints are in his hand: and they that approach to his feet, shall receive of his doctrine.

I suppose every struggler in loneliness can see to it as a doctrine, as well as me.

The reformers did not invent a new doctrine out of whole cloth.

But, mother informs me of doctrine 'being able to not give up, even though in difficult . . .

The Doctrine of the Mean as a core part of Confucianism is an important component of our traditional culture.

As the Pentecostals say, "the man with an experience is never at the mercy of the man with a doctrine. "

The faculty of inventing false doctrine is ruinous, but power to see the truth is a blessing.

"I respect the freedom of speech doctrine, and everyone is allowed to publicize his or her thoughts, " Zhang wrote in a separate post.

In fairness, elasticity is not a sin; and Mr Obama does not claim to have invented anything he calls a "doctrine" .

It's no wonder that we have such a difficult time making healthy food choices when everywhere we turn there's a new doctrine of nutrition.

He's so much indulged in the religious doctrine that people can find the reflection of the God almost everywhere in his works.

As the core of Chinese traditional culture, Confucian doctrine is a historical existence; but its influence is in a diachronic form.

Whenever we hear the word theology or doctrine, we may respond, "It's too difficult for me, I only want something practical. "

All of your religions teach the worship of a deity and a doctrine of human salvation.

Religious doctrine was taught in Catholic schools because parents wanted it, she said.

The doctrine of a future life, improved by every additional circumstance which could give weight and efficacy to that important truth.

The U. S. response to this was the Eisenhower Doctrine.

You see, Biblical studies cannot be separated from doctrine (systematic theology)!

That was considered the doctrine in Christianity, at least up until the Reformation, so the sixteenth century.

Rather than becoming more compassionate and considerate, we contort the doctrine into a veil to support our narcissism.

A doctrine contending that sense perceptions are the only admissible basis of human knowledge and precise thought.

China pursues the prosecution of legal doctrine; China's Criminal Procedure Law has been no suspension of any provision of prosecution.

This exposition gives an account of the outline of doctrine from which our summary statement and articles are drawn.

Notwithstanding its dangers, however, the "reasoned decisionmaking" standard, also known as the "hard look" doctrine, is firmly established.

Whereas the American army and marines drew up a new manual on counter-insurgency in 2006, the British have yet to revise their doctrine.

He gave famous expression to this doctrine in his Chicago speech of April 1999.

Except where it touched upon her own life she had no interest in Party doctrine.

Israel does not spell out its nuclear weapons doctrine, indeed it does not even acknowledge that it has nuclear weapons.

Fine, but if preemption is to be adopted as a doctrine, it has to encompass more than one rogue state.

Unsurprisingly, statements of religious doctrine activated parts of the brain that help decode metaphor and abstractness.

'I think the point of these upgrades is that they are the bare minimum needed to maintain Taiwan's defense doctrine. '

Now the same doctrine of deterrence is forcing it to fight long, debilitating campaigns over a few soldiers.

for our jurisdiction extends over so large a territory that the doctrine of chances makes it certain that it must be raining somewhere.

The doctrine of the Trinity was only developed centuries ; after the writing of Genesis; you can't read it back in there, its anachronism.

When he wishes to refute some doctrine, he states it first, often with great force, and almost always with an attempt at fairness.

I am well aware that this doctrine of natural selection , exemplified in the above imaginary instances , is open to the some objections .

The Puritan doctrine of the Sabbath includes a strong emphasis on literal resting from labor, recreation, and other cultural activity.

And now you also see the absolute necessity of the Gospel doctrine of the cross, viz . of dying to self as the only way to life in God.

The charming of Lu Jiuyuan's theory of mind was reflected by his doctrine of ideal personality.

Telco doctrine, formed in the age of monopoly and scarce infrastructure, is rarely examined explicitly.

On account of "situation" , "The Doctrine of the Mean" encounter with aesthetics.

Only the laziness and willfulness will make people have no ambition at all with the mask of the doctrine of interest.

To induce someone to join one's own political party or to espouse one's doctrine.

the way in which the canker of doubt about the credibility of religious doctrine ate away at him.

another whiff is called humanism or irrational doctrine ideological tended.

The proposal of the quality of life doctrine is to provide a reliable and reasonable basic theory for the medical treatment decision-making.

Some groups have made a doctrine out of this called "soul sleep" .

The divine cause-and-effect law immediately began to operate, creating doubt and confusion about the true doctrine.

the doctrine or belief that the universe was created by God out of no pre-existent entity. It is thus opposed to all forms of [[pantheism]].

Why does this theory of intervention, and the noble sentiment attached to it, fail to qualify as a "doctrine" ?

Buddha postponed his death because until full understand the his doctrine by his disciples.

In an age discrimination case against Google, the court examined the so-called "stray remarks" doctrine.

Is not this deplorable situation due to the fact that the doctrine is itself merely told?

Mr. Worsley considers the doctrine one "of very great antiquity, and generally received by the Gothic and Celtic Nations. "

Another area in which Luther remained close to Roman doctrine is in the doctrine of the "real presence. "

It's not meant to be a grand new doctrine or policy, they insist, rather a modest "strategy" for protecting the defenceless.

The U. S. Army established new doctrine and wrote training manuals for conventional combat units reassigned to assistance duties.

It may not be a doctrine, it should not be a surprise, but nobody can deny that it is a gamble.

But even if you are not in such a role, the doctrine of vocation can be helpful here.

Human beings, to remember the father of the doctrine lowered its as its highest, or else wait for your punishment will be endless . . .

The short answer in the case of Libya is that Barack Obama has not invented a new doctrine so much as repudiated an old one.

This doctrine is as easy to learn in a number of very important doctrine.

Bona fide doctrine is the basis of legal theory on which business credibility is maintained by commercial law.

Today, I would like to set forth my own policy here at Dartmouth: I call it "The Conan Doctrine. "

As a special kind of act of tort, the essential doctrine of liability fixation of press tort shall be doctrine of liability for wrongs.

Reflecting this new sense of limits, the Obama doctrine is not only less ambitious than his predecessor's but arguably less idealistic.

Wilson left it to us to figure out what could be the significance of a new strategic doctrine not embodied in new forces.

Consequently, legislation-centred doctrine should be a rational choice to secure the very base of the rules of law soon.

Ancient Buddhist scripture and doctrine developed primarily in two closely related literary languages of ancient India, Pali and Sanskrit.

The high priest then asked Jesus of his disciples, and of his doctrine.

This indeed is the point around which the whole construction of Freudian doctrine unfolds.

Certainly some doctrine , stool are to be used to rush originally , can train child's spirit brave and powerful.

Our understanding of the doctrine of inerrancy must be set in the context of the broader teachings of the Scripture concerning itself.

Doctrine comes with a Doctrine_Pager object, which serves as command central for any operation that involves paging database records.

it is not a live experience ; it is just a doctrine.

But God be thanked, that ye were the servants of sin, but ye have obeyed from the heart that form of doctrine which was delivered you.

A peaceful transition to a more liberal political system in Saudi Arabia would clearly not breach the Carter doctrine.

Imperial examination system also was author known as "Xiancai doctrine" of the new aristocracy of the institutionalized.

The first is an idealist philosophy with a critical and reflective spirit of the doctrine.

I see clearly the distinction between the poor doctrine of mundane science and our sacred, all-embracing teaching.

Sixteen years on, the hermit kingdom is obviously still wedded to its Songun ( "military first" ) doctrine.

The formal strictness of a procedural law decides the supplementary legal application to good faith doctrine in civil action.

Regulations , from the "fairness doctrine" to a requirement for "public service" programming, affected radio and TV coverage .

It arose out of disputes over the issues of slavery, trade and tariffs, and the doctrine of states' rights.

A force capable of executing the Overwhelm Doctrine is now yours to command.

This recourse is omitted from the official legal advice provided by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and updated last summer.

However, the earliest judicial decisions interpreting the delegation doctrine contained broad, uncompromising statements.

Cliff noted that modern hardware alone does not necessarily bring more strength, without advances in doctrine, training, and logistics.

Some people will be inspired by that very mysterious, inspired by the phenomenon known as "God doctrine. "

Such action would be an exercise of the doctrine of the "responsibility to protect" .

We conclude that in the field of public education the doctrine of "separate but equal" has no place.

At this point, the studying of Wenxindiaolong has become a worldwide basis famous doctrine.

As you all know, there is a doctrine known as the "two whatevers" . Hasn't it become famous?

Richard Strauss is the a German romantic doctrine later period one of the outstanding composers.

Nearly a quarter-century later, the Russian leadership has returned to reliance upon the doctrine of nuclear deterrence.

Any overt action would contravene its self-proclaimed doctrine of non-intervention and sully its narrative of a peaceful rise.

Such a principle, stripped of all disguise, is surely the mere primitive doctrine that might is right.

Between the absoluteness of real right and the doctrine of one thing one right does not exist the involving or involved relationship.

Therefore, they perpetuate the doctrine of the institution, simply to maintain their personal integrity, as they see it.

As a devout Anglican, Thomas Hobbes supplements and clarifies his political theory by the Bible and theological doctrine.

The story of Paul's conversion from a persecutor of Christianity to its greatest champion is famed in Church history and doctrine.

At this point, you can use Doctrine to generate models for these tables.

He incorporated Greek ideas into Christianity by showing Aristotle's thought to be compatible with church doctrine.

The doctrine of early Buddhism and the thought of Brahmanism in Upani2ads have the differences and the similarities as well.

If you are a gourmet, shopping, mad, or is a perfectionist doctrine, then you must not do not Qingdao.

Prior appropriation doctrine----Entitlement for water are allocated to the agent who divers and first puts water to a beneficial use.

Friedman's counterattack against Keynes began with the doctrine known as monetarism.

The doctrine and thoughts of Montesquieu are reflected systematically in his masterpiece The Spirit of the Law.

Such a doctrine added fuel to the satanic proposal that God's laws are too difficult to obey anyway.

America also has a crusading doctrine, a rhetorical commitment to extending its values around the globe.

The theory of five elements is a main clue of the doctrine of viscera-state of CM (chinese Medicine).

In torts of America, the assumption of risk doctrine is an absolute defense which can be raised by defendants.

He's there for a meeting at the Combined Arms Center, the Army's central nervous system for writing and spreading its doctrine.

As long as the doctrine meets the criterion, and is satisfactory to common people, it usually is a good doctrine.

This silences the doctrine of justification regardless of the official commitments of our churches.

Flouting its hallowed doctrine of "non-interference" , it has nudged them into slightly less hostile stances towards the West.

There is of course a doctrine of implied contract in cases of government takings, but its scope has been held to be fairly restricted.

And his refusal to allow U. S. forces to seek "regime change" in Libya further underscored that his new doctrine carried strict limits.

But the new doctrine, in fact, is coy on this point.

Trigram of Taoism doctrine had been largely used in the Boxers' notices.

You can use your plain view doctrine to see in the vehicle. You can see what they're doing, and you can get those documents.

The faith, doctrine, system, and practice of a Catholic church, especially the Roman Catholic Church.

The lines are the flag of the simple doctrine, which can bring us the bursting visual sense immediately when it opens.

Second, it has waged more aggressive patrols and naval exercises to give operational meaning to the new doctrine.

Richard Strauss is also a romantic doctrine later period virtuous, ao art song one of the important composers.

As one of the traditional element, "the doctrine of the mean" exists with a kind of new life form in Yutang Lin.

Contemporary is so-called post-modern era, which mental state mainly showed as nihilism, Technological Doctrine and hedonism.

Whom shall he teach knowledge? and whom shall he make to understand doctrine?

We each have the right to suspect the motives of the doctrine of parliamentary sovereignty.

The young official answers doctrine: "Have reached the height of fellow countrymen , criminal stealing crime " .

The doctrine did much to stimulate discipline and ethics in reporting and to diminish wild and fictionalized stories.

It is not surprising that many in China see all this as part of a new containment doctrine.

I believe in the resurrection of Jesus. But I am less sure of the doctrine that being a Christian is the only way to salvation.

Contemporary Issues: There is no official doctrine on abortion; therefore, abortion is not condemned.

Our current legislative practice and doctrine generally defined invalid patent litigation as administrative proceedings.

In addition, such fines also produce the kind of "chilling effect" First Amendment doctrine abhors.

The Practical Significance of the Confucianists'Instructing Doctrine "Instructing by Good Moral Examples"

His "weakest sense state" theory is created by the Adam Smith's theory of the liberal market doctrine inspired.

Our doctrine is to be your most trustful and reliable assistant in the area of imports and exports.

In the early part of the seventeenth century Arminius introduced a new system of doctrine in the Reformed churches of Holland.

Today's Chinese set no store by the old socialist doctrine that "property is theft" . But many urban Chinese now think of taxation that way.

Now in a lot of Christian doctrine what you're taught is that Jesus did fulfill the law in his own person.

Against position of Stalin's doctrine because of it, enemy that Hook is considered to be Marxism critical.

What differentiates the salarians is not their equipment or doctrine, but their intelligence services and rules of engagement.

There are, of course, some bits of doctrine that are more problematic than straightforward things like universal brotherhood and creation.

The Standard Oil and Tobacco decisions represented, therefore, a complete accommodation of legal doctrine to prevailing antitrust sentiment.

in the field of public education the doctrine of "separate but equal" has no place.

Petro: Marxism-Leninism disappeared because it was the dogmatic application of the official state doctrine.

The Hongqi canal spirit is an important component of our national spirit and also fully embodies our partys doctrine of serving people.

The Doctrine_Pager object then executes the query with the appropriate LIMIT clause and retrieves only the required subset of records.

as a place of carrying forward buddhist doctrine , the temple gives full play to the role in praying for blessings and safety for all flesh.

For a long time the academia has always comprehended Mencius' doctrine of kingcraft from a viewpoint of Western democracy.

The doctrine that explains all this, the government said this week, is "the principle of non-interference" .

The rule of set-off negligence also can be put into use in this kind of insurance which adopts the no-fault liability doctrine.

That doctrine will no doubt lead to serious consequences.

Events recently reveal a surprising extension of his Monroe Doctrine .

The ministry is not just about right doctrine, nor about being zealousas revealed by one's endurance in the face of opposition.

It exists defects in defining the connotation of adversary doctrine in legislation and pertinent treatises in force should be reformed.

The church doctrine of the Trinity, Virgin Birth, Resurrection, Ordination and Salvation appealed to the common masses.

That doctrine, like several others, appears to have been discarded.

Generation of Warren Buffett rumors have encountered the so - called " hold-up " , and insisted he respected the doctrine can stand it?

The modern philosophical doctrine, opposed to idealism, that physical objects exist independently of their being perceived.

Of course, Calvin defended an Augustinian doctrine of God's sovereignty and predestination when exegetical and polemical occasion required.

In an interview, the younger Wu said that despite the title, his guiding principle was not doctrine but efficiency.

naturally associate the name of Darwin with the doctrine of evolution.

The question now is: do you overturn a doctrine that has survived since Harry Truman, and to which even Jimmy Carter subscribed?

Jesus answered them, and said, My doctrine is not mine, but his that sent me.

It's important to hold doctrine of liability of infringement in intellectual property to deal with cases and disputations correctly.

But if his doctrine was so effective as a remedy for crisis, why did the panics and collapses of the Great Depression occur?

In that case the Second Circuit ruled that specific criteria had to be met for the hot-news doctrine to apply.

The doctrine or study of spiritual beings and phenomena, especially the belief in spiritsintervening between human beings and God.

The relevant? replacement for Biblical doctrine was the social gospel.

The article deals briefly with the doctrine of Thomas Aquinas on the Divine Law and its relationship with Natural Law.

President Richard Nixon instructed his staff to use the doctrine as a whip against those attacking his Vietnam policies.

This Orwellianism made it much harder for army officers to rely on the appropriate doctrine: a counter-insurgency strategy.

The doctrine of yin yang-waxing and its symbolic thinking frame greatly influenced the spatial construction in the fu of sao type.

Quite early, however, Islamic tradition developed the notion of intercession, probably in answer to the Christian doctrine of redemption.

the doctrine that all knowledge was originally derived by divine revelation and that it is transmitted by traditions.

"The doctrine of mean" makes a great impression on the formation of ethical character of Chinese, but people deeply misunderstand it.

It may be compared with the doctrine later put forth by the Chinese Communists, in the agrarian reform which preceded collectivization .

So much for that false doctrine.

We naturally associate the name of Darwin with the doctrine of evolution.

The colonies carried this doctrine over as part of the received common law, and many states wrote it into their early bills of rights.

People have the technique tendency, doctrine tendency and philistinism tendency in their understanding of teaching theory.

oppose the bureaucratic doctrine , dictatorial doctrine , adventurous doctrine and tail doctrine.

China was reinforcing also its fundamental cultural unity by adopting Confucianism as the state doctrine.

Several church leaders help form the doctrine and theology of the early Christian church.

A Nazi doctrine holding that the geographic, economic, and political needs of Germany justified its invasion and seizure of other lands.