Soviet geneticists who disputed this party doctrine were jailed or banished.

Iorga's personal conservative outlook, passed into the party doctrines, also implied a claim that the Jews were agents of rebellion against political and cultural authority.

In the ramifications of party doctrine she had not the faintest interest.

However, it was a "free paper" that was not beholden to party doctrines and supported the right of freedom and human rights.

Here he expounded a distinctive version of liberalism, conceived as a philosophy of liberation rather than a party doctrine.

A congress is held every five years to set party doctrine and ratify the leadership slate handed down by the Politburo.

For much of the first three years of Gorbachev's revolution-from-the-top, the job of making party doctrine was shared.

The shakeup was a compromise that removed both men from official responsibility for party doctrine.

Since then, students at Chinese universities have been required to attend classes on party doctrine and ideology.

What is more, politicians must cut their fashionable ideas to fit into the jigsaw of their party doctrines.