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91, This is the doctrine of the nominalist party.

92, One who believes in the doctrine of predestination.

93, The "doctrine of ownership transfer with conditions for suspension" is a better explanation of the legal nature of ownership reservation.

94, A comparative study on the legislative and judicial experience in applying the doctrine in Japan, Germany and China may be helpful toward a perfect discretionary nol pros in China.

95, It's the most Christological of the Gospels, it's the most divine rather than simply being human and so it's very important for doctrine, and for theology,and for faith.

96, Some come up with a kind of so-called mixed civil procedural model, that is to focus mainly on the party doctrine litigant mode while to take the authority doctrine litigant mode as supplement.

97, Hence, English company law has made the doctrine of ultra vires otiose by means of an express general clause.

98, Taiping Scriptures takes the theory on Yin and Yang as the philosophic base of Taoism, and expounds the theology and religious doctrine with it, implying lots of brilliant thoughts on woman rights.

99, In clarifying orthodox Christology (the doctrine of Jesus Christ), the Council of Chalcedon (A.D. 451) laid the foundation of Western liberty.

100, Equitable subordination doctrine is a legislative exploration about whether the controlling company's claim should be subordinated when the subsidiary is bankrupt.

101, The belief in the corporeal assumption of Mary was formally declared to be dogma by Pope Pius XII in 1950; Roman Catholics must therefore hold the doctrine as true.

102, As for Jeremy Bentham, who launched utilitarianism as a doctrine in moral and legal philosophy, Bentham died in 1832 at the age of 85.

103, Universal creationism - the doctrine or belief that the universe was created by God out of no pre-existent entity.

104, After the argumentation of jurisprudence authority of the doctrine of privity of contract, the text gives the wide coverage to probes into the exception to privity of contract.

105, A religious-philosophical doctrine that originated in Persia in the third century and reappeared throughout the next 1300 years.

106, Successive redaction of the Psalms they readily admit, provided the doctrine of the inspiration of Holy Writ be not impugned .

107, Businessmen he lectures to do not even know the rudiments of doctrine.

108, Why this doctrine was so popular in the civil law domain of non-monopoly capitalism time has its profound economical root and special political background.

109, It is to neoconservatism's credit that this doctrine is consistent with extant work on how best to respond to the zombie menace.

110, The doctrine traces far back and generalizes worldwide, to U.S. home territory as well.

111, The evolution of the public trust doctrine is well illustrated by three cases from California.

112, Ultra vires doctrine has shown the tendency of decline in the course of legislation and judicial practice.

112, Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

113, The debate would come to an unhappy close, with the Christological questions keeping the Reformers apart on the doctrine of the Eucharist.

114, However, it is my belief that theodicy ought to go still one st ep further to start its discussion from the problem of suffering, and this suffering-based doctrine may be called"neo-theodicy".

115, A statutory marital property system with common-law property system as its fondation and the doctrine of community property system as a complement is more suitable for China's Marriage Law.

116, That belief is a religious doctrine of a much later age.

117, The Truman Doctrine effectively stopped communists from taking control of Greece and Turkey.

118, In Theravada doctrine, a person may awaken from the "sleep of ignorance" by directly realizing the true nature of reality; such people are called arahants and occasionally Buddha's.

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

120, The doctrine of Mary's Immaculate Conception was a matter Unclothed of dispute throughout the Middle Agbs.