This was the era in which the Doctrinaires dominated policy.

The latter won with 227 voices against 193, supported by the ministerial deputies and the Doctrinaires.

The Girondists were radicals, doctrinaires and theorists rather than men of action.

The Doctrinaires were ready to allow the king a large discretion in the choice of his ministers and the direction of national policy.

A member of the Doctrinaires, he was nominated to the ministry of the interior in the beginning of 1832.

All of Theirs' efforts would be thereafter focused on pushing the Doctrinaires away from the ministerial majority.

The law was unenforceable and only enacted for symbolic purposes, though the act's passing caused a considerable uproar, particularly among the Doctrinaires.

Doctrinaires, extremists!

He also spent some time at the collège of the Doctrinaires of Draguignan.

The Doctrinaires were then in the opposition, although they remained quite close to the government, especially to Decazes who assumed some governmental offices.

The new Charter was a compromise between the Doctrinaires opposition to Charles X and the Republicans.

This crisis ridiculed the Tiers Parti while the Doctrinaires triumphed.

The mistakes made by liberal doctrinaires, including Balcerowicz, resulted in the borders of Poland being opened up to global competition from wealthy corporations.

With this frank and uncompromising reply the Empire, with the exception of a small party of dupes and doctrinaires, heartily agreed.

As the center-left had refused to remain in the government, Guizot's cabinet included only conservatives, ranging from the ministerial center to the center-right Doctrinaires.

The subsequent elections resulted in the Ultras being temporarily replaced by the more liberal Doctrinaires, who attempted to reconcile the Revolution's legacy with the monarchy.

However, with the help of the Doctrinaires, Molé obtained a favorable vote for the address to the king on 13 January 1838, with 216 voices against 116.

Molé's cabinet appeared to be taken hostage by the Doctrinaires, at the exact moment when Guizot was taking his distance with the President of the Council.

Confronted with the Doctrinaires' refusal, he then tried to form a centre-left cabinet, which also stumbled upon Thiers' intransigeancy concerning the Spanish affairs.

The LSSP accused the BSP of being introvert doctrinaires.

With few personal ideas of his own, Joffre was adept at taking advice, and submitted more or less consciously to the reigning doctrinaires of the Operations Bureau.

The centre-right (Doctrinaires) had approximatively 30 deputies, the centre-left about twice that, and the dynastic opposition (Odilon Barrot) 65.

Victor de Broglie was close to the liberal Doctrinaires who opposed the ultra-royalists and were absorbed, under Louis-Philippe's rule, by the Orléanists.

Under Charles X and his entourage, the Journal changed to a position supporting the liberal opposition represented by the Doctrinaires (Guizot, Royer-Collard, etc.) (1827-1829).

This nomination in part caused the 1830 July Revolution, during which the Doctrinaires became absorbed in the Orléanists, from whom they had never been separated on any ground of principle.

There is nothing doctrinaire about our approach to the matter.

Even before this, I had become less doctrinaire about markets.

Of course, he tried to sound like a doctrinaire feminist about it.

However, thinking on this score is also becoming less doctrinaire.

Over the years, her husband has become more doctrinaire.

But his achievements are not simply the stuff of doctrinaire liberalism.

Bush Republicans have a remarkably doctrinaire approach to jobs: cut taxes.

There's no reason for Bill Clinton to be doctrinaire about it.

Which shows that, when it comes to art and the doctrinaire temperament, the ends meet.

Yet it is dangerous to be doctrinaire about precise significance.

It was never like we were these doctrinaire Republicans.

His work is densely theoretical, yet there's nothing doctrinaire about it.

They get the message, particularly when it's not doctrinaire.

But in order to attract voters they became less doctrinaire than liberals.

These members were dissatisfied with what they saw as that party's rigid, doctrinaire approach.

"When you are so doctrinaire, you distance yourself from the general population."

He does not hew to a doctrinaire hostility to government programs.

The paper has been in the forefront of the Communist effort to fight a doctrinaire image.

In any case, the fiercely doctrinaire were seldom elected to the Congress.

"I don't take a doctrinaire approach to writing," he said.

The trade-off is that it cannot be doctrinaire or sectarian.

But Nature, who has no doctrinaire ideas, may equally apply it to concentration.

Evangelicals have become less doctrinaire and more liberal on issues like gender roles.

The press takes a doctrinaire approach because they believe they are above the law."

Stephen Clark, on the other hand, is less doctrinaire.

With a doctrinarian charter the program of the socialist party was presented to the electorate.

Nine members split to establish what became the Second Presbyterian Church in 1841, possibly due to dissatisfaction with the extremely traditional and doctrinarian "Old School" pastor at that time.

The republican cause had grown in importance, helped by the Republican Party, freemasons, the Carbonária Portuguesa and by numerous groups of doctrinarian idealists influenced by the cause.

In 1970, Serfaty left the Communist Party, which he considered to be too doctrinarian and became deeply involved in the establishment of a Marxist-Leninist left-wing organization called "Ila al-Amam" (En Avant in French, Forward in English).

Based on purely doctrinarian considerations, a proposal is now being put before us virtually identical to that rejected by a majority in this Parliament two years ago, without much respect for this Parliament, against their better judgement, and against the will of the large majority of European dockworkers.