doctrine

名词教条，教义; 法律原则; 声明; 古语] 所教的东西，教育

1. 信条;主义;学说;（尤指）宗教教义
    A doctrine is a set of principles or beliefs, especially religious ones.

    e.g. ...the doctrine of reincarnation.
           轮回转世说
    e.g. I disagree with the doctrine that the writer's life and intention have no bearing on his texts.
           我不同意作者的生活和意图与他的文本没有联系的学说。

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2. (尤指政府外交政策的)正式声明
    A doctrine is a statement of official government policy, especially foreign policy.

    e.g. Following World War II, the first U.S. commitment to Europe came in the form of the 1947 Truman Doctrine.
           二战后，美国对欧洲作出的第一个承诺便是在 1947 年提出杜鲁门主义。

1. By comparison, the government abides by Confucius'" Doctrine of the Mean ".

2. Western capitalist economies used to subscribe to Adam Smith's doctrine of the " Invisible Hand " that called for minimum state intervention in the economy.

3. The bishops are trying to uphold the church doctrine of forbidding clergy from sex except in a full marriage.

4. The emergence of the Truman Doctrine in 1947 symbolizes the start of the Cold War between the US and the Soviet Union.

5. With this in mind, the international community has been reconsidering the responsibility to protect doctrine.

6. It further extends the exemption to any other act or practice by a religious body necessary to conform to church doctrine.

7. That doctrine of hard discipline was abolished in a coup in May 2010, when it was claimed that the world would collapse unless Germany opened its purse.

8. Developed countries strongly advocate the doctrine of national exhaustion of trademark rights based on their competitive positions in international trade and intellectual property rights protection.

9. China has shown restraint in not developing tactical nuclear weapons and pursuing a doctrine of minimal nuclear deterrence.

10. doctrine的意思

10. Excessive emphasis of political ideology made China a political society, and political struggle was the core doctrine of that ideology during that period.

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