The Obama Doctrine s First Term

Otherwise, such doctrines lose their relevance.

The often unstated corollary to this doctrine is regime change.

Reforming the non interference doctrine is a necessary step in that direction.

It violates the tenets of every religion, and it conflicts with common sense.

In 1965 it became the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.

The Bush doctrine's bedrock notion is that of pre emptive war, a doctrine that lacks international legitimacy and that therefore can usually count on only a limited number of allies.

Finally, the fourth pillar of Putin's edifice is his control over the Duma.

But it needs great doctrinal clarity, a firm political will, and a constitution.

These doctrines seemed unproven, abstract.

1. Formulation of a new military doctrine and restructuring of education in military training

Devotees of the New Imperialism would say, Don't to be so literal.

In matters of doctrine and ethics, John Paul II represented the conservative view.

In recent months, Bush undermined biological theories of evolution in favor of Christian fundamentalist dogmas.

This article provides translation of the Russia's military doctrine paragraphs related to information security.

Traditional doctrines and supernaturalism remain vigorous, but the structures of religious authority are changing.

This inability to discuss, clearly and forthrightly, this strategic doctrine continues to hamper the Alliance.

In 2012, the U.S Navy announced that 2013 is the first year that women will serve on U.S. attack submarines.

More importantly, even the regulators themselves have ceased to believe in obsolete and rigid doctrines.

But the Tea Party movement at its best (or in its origin) is constitutionalist.

Having earlier preached the gospel of its peaceful rise, China is now beginning to take the gloves off, convinced that it has acquired the necessary muscle.

Indeed, he can be plausibly described as being chiefly responsible for formulating and successfully propagating the doctrine of humanitarian intervention.

Instead, like many Islamic countries today, India wrongly believed Gandhi's doctrine that modernization necessarily means Westernization.

Not the least damaging consequence of the Bush doctrine is that it dispenses with the need for public proof of aggressive intent.

Defenders of the Bush doctrine claim that this is impossible when they operate out of failed states that cannot police their borders.

To make matters worse, the Bundesbank remains committed to an outmoded monetary doctrine rooted in Germany s traumatic experience with inflation.

For, where access to natural resources is concerned, China is more than willing to discard its non interference doctrine.

Hamas s doctrines are indeed unacceptable for long term peace, as even some Arab states, such as Egypt, have made clear.

Using the energy weapon, however, is not just a tactic it is at the heart of the prevailing doctrine guiding Russian foreign policy.

The second element in Putin's edifice of political power contributed by his clan allies is a hidden control of Russia's media. Political scientist Sergei Markov has labeled today's Russia a manipulative democracy a system in which the state pulls the strings behind a facade of democratic institutions.

Finally, the Bush administration s use of power has lacked not only a compelling strategy or doctrine, but also simple competence.

The second element in Putin's edifice of political power contributed by his clan allies is a hidden control of Russia's media.

If China maintains its non interference policy, it will become increasingly difficult to mask that doctrine s malevolence behind the façade of the country s charm offensive.

The Muslim world is home to many successful movements that combine doctrinal conservatism with a modern outlook that supports capitalism and embraces technology.

101. With the publication of the broad outlines of the new military doctrine, the obligation which the Government of El Salvador assumed in that regard has been fulfilled.

In February, Russia published its updated military doctrine for the next ten years (English translation is here).

But it may be that we are seeing a revival of a less benign Keynesian doctrine ideas, knowledge, science....should of their nature be international.

But, while preaching free market doctrines abroad, the US bails out its airlines and increases agricultural subsidies at home.

All of the world's religions contain some doctrines and practices that are potentially harmful to the emergence of democracy, and others that are potentially beneficial.

Today, the risk is that the new Keynesian doctrines will be used and abused to serve some of the same interests.

Many in Abe s Liberal Democratic Party would have preferred fundamental reform of Japan s defense doctrine, by removing the constitution s limits on the country s armed forces.

The options for further cooperation are many, ranging from intelligence and procurement to the development of an updated anti terrorism doctrine (including cyber terrorism), a domain to which NATO is a newcomer.

NATO is in the process of working out a new doctrine that is to be adopted later this month in Washington during the celebrations of NATO's 50th anniversary.

Indeed, accounts of cyber war may be exaggerated, but cyber espionage is rampant, and more than 30 governments are reputed to have developed offensive capabilities and doctrines for the use of cyber weapons.

1. Calls for a review of nuclear doctrines and, in this context, immediate and urgent steps to reduce the risks of unintentional and accidental use of nuclear weapons