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doctrine

[dok-trin] / ˈdɒk trɪn /


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As a China-focused reporter for the Journal since 2014, he has written widely on subjects spanning elite politics, Communist Party doctrine, human and labor rights, as well as defense and diplomatic affairs.

From The Wall Street Journal

French President Emmanuel Macron, who has previously raised the possibility of extending France's nuclear umbrella across Europe, is scheduled to deliver a major speech on French nuclear doctrine at the end of February.

From Barron's

It has updated its training, tactics and military doctrine for the drone era.

From The Wall Street Journal

Court doctrine is to defer to those statements as being entitled.

From Salon

It said its doctrine was that giving must be "voluntary, in keeping with one's means and never coerced or demanded".

From BBC