classical doctrine

Frequency: 5.54.1 per million words

a doctrine originating from a recognized historical period of excellence

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  • The judge's ruling was based on the classical doctrine of sovereign immunity.
  • While influential, the classical doctrine of laissez-faire economics has been modified over time.
  • Military academies have always taught the classical doctrine of decisive force.
  • Many philosophical debates revolve around interpretations of classical doctrine.
  • To understand the constitution, one must first grasp the classical doctrine of the social contract.
  • Adhering strictly to classical doctrine can sometimes create conflict with contemporary values.
  • The professor's new book aims to challenge the long-held classical doctrine of realism in international relations.
  • The politician's speech invoked a classical doctrine of civic duty that resonated with older voters.
  • Is the classical doctrine of deterrence still relevant in the age of cyber warfare?
  • If we abandon this classical doctrine, we risk undermining the very foundation of our legal system.